Rebel MLAs Of Shiv Sena Reached Guwahati

Rebel MLAs of Shiv Sena who reached Guwahati from Surat said, we want Balasaheb’s Hindutva: Maharashtra Political Crisis.

Rebel MLAs of Shiv Sena camping in Surat, Gujarat reached Assam, Guwahati.

There is a BJP government in Assam and the top leadership of the state BJP and the state government is making arrangements for the stay of the rebel Shiv Sena MLAs in Guwahati.

Sources say that the rebel MLAs may be accommodated in the Radisson Hotel there.

This is probably the first time that legislators from a western state are being taken to a northeastern state after rebelling against the party leadership.

After reaching Guwahati in Assam on Wednesday morning, Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde said that we have a total of 40 MLAs. We will take forward Balasaheb’s Hindutva.

Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde, along with 34 party MLAs and 7 independents, arrived at Surat International Airport late Tuesday night to leave for Guwahati, Assam.

All of them were staying at Le Meridien Hotel in Surat.

Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde said at Surat airport in Gujarat that we have not and will not leave Balasaheb Thackeray’s, Shiv Sena. We are following Balasaheb’s Hindutva and will take it further.

Shivsena accommodated the rest of its MLAs in hotels. To save itself and the MLAs from breaking up, Shiv Sena has accommodated them in various hotels in Mumbai.

An MLA gave this information, but he did not give the names of the hotels in which the MLAs are staying.

Rebel MLA had to be hospitalized.

Nitin Deshmukh, one of the rebel’s Shiv Sena MLAs, had to be admitted to a Surat hospital on Monday night after his health deteriorated.

Eknath Shinde reached the hospital to meet him on Tuesday night, after which he was discharged from the hospital.

It could not be ascertained why Nitin had to be hospitalized. In Mumbai, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut had alleged that Nitin was kidnapped and assaulted.

Devendra Fadnavis.

Devendra Fadnavis has come into the limelight amid a series of defeats in Maharashtra’s ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) in the Rajya Sabha and Legislative Council elections

Fadnavis, who was forced to take oath as CM with the support of Ajit Pawar just before the formation of the Uddhav government and then quit in two days due to lack of support.

He has emerged as a juggler in the politics of Maharashtra in the last two weeks.

When Fadnavis reached among the people seeking support in the 2019 assembly elections, his slogan was ‘I will come back.

The situation that is being created in Maharashtra right now has started showing that that slogan is close to coming true.