Shiv Sena ready to walk out of MVA govt, says Raut; asks rebel MLAs to return to Mumbai to discuss issue with CM

In the midst of a disobedience by Shiv Sena pioneer Eknath Shinde, party MP Sanjay Raut on Thursday said the Sena is prepared to stop the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in Maharashtra in the event that the gathering of revolutionary lawmakers setting up camp in Assam gets back to Mumbai in 24 hours and examines the issue with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.

Shinde is right now setting up camp with 37 revolutionary MLAs of the Sena and nine free thinkers in Guwahati, which hosts plunged the get-together drove state government into an emergency. The NCP and Congress likewise share power in the Uddhav Thackeray-drove regulation.

“You say you are genuine Shiv Sainiks and won’t stop the party. We are prepared to consider your interest gave you return to Mumbai in 24 hours and talk about the issue with CM Uddhav Thackeray. Your interest will be thought about decidedly. Try not to compose letters on Twitter and WhatsApp,” Raut told columnists here.

“The radicals who are out of Mumbai have raised the issue of Hindutva. Assuming every one of these MLAs feel that Shiv Sena ought to leave the MVA, show guts to return to Mumbai. You say you have issues just with the public authority and furthermore say that you are valid Shiv Sainiks…Your request will be thought of. In any case, come and talk with Uddhav Thackeray,” he added.

CM Thackeray had on Wednesday proposed to stop the top post in the midst of the defiance by Shinde and later likewise emptied his authority home in south Mumbai prior to moving to his family home in rural Bandra.