Shinde Faction Said In SC– MVA Government Is In Minority

Shinde faction said in SC – MVA government is in minority, and 38 MLAs withdrew support.

Eknath Shinde, in his petition filed in the Supreme Court, has said that the MVA alliance has lost its majority in the House as 38 members of the Shiv Sena Legislature Party withdrew their support to the government.

The Shinde faction, in its petition filed in the Supreme Court, has mentioned that Deputy Speaker Narhari Jirwal is not neutral and shows partiality in his action.

Let us tell you that at the request of Uddhav Thackeray Camp, Deputy Speaker has taken suspension action against 16 rebel MLAs including Eknath Shinde, and has asked them to reply by this evening by sending disqualification notices.

Against this, the Shinde faction has filed a petition in the Supreme Court.

After Maharashtra Higher Education Minister Uday Samant moved to the Eknath Shinde camp, now only three Shiv Sena ministers are left in the Uddhav Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi government.

So far, 8 ministers of Shiv Sena who are in the MVA government have supported Eknath Shinde.

We will not go with the MVA government: Rebel MLA.

Rebel Shiv Sena MLA Deepak Kesarkar said the Eknath Shinde camp is ready to face a floor test in the Maharashtra Assembly, but only after it is recognized as a Shiv Sena faction.

He said that once their number is 51, they will decide to return to Mumbai. Kesarkar said, “One to two more MLAs will come and join us.

With their support and other independent candidates, our number will be 51. We will reach a decision in three-four days and after that, we will go straight back to Maharashtra.

Shinde camp MLAs are ready to face floor tests in the Maharashtra assembly at any time, but first recognition should be given to the Eknath Shinde faction. We will not go with the MVA government.

Give security to rebel MLAs and their families: Governor.

Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Sunday wrote to Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla regarding the security of MLAs who were camping with rebel leader Eknath Shinde in Guwahati.

He requested that adequate provision of central security forces be made available for their families. The situation demands it.

After moving the Supreme Court against the disqualification notices to himself and 15 other rebel MLAs, rebel leader Eknath Shinde tweeted that he would rather die than be with a party that has “direct links with the culprits of the Mumbai bombings”.

Shinde said, “How can Balasaheb Thackeray’s Shiv Sena support those who had direct links with the culprits of Mumbai bombings, Dawood Ibrahim and those responsible for killing innocent people of Mumbai. That’s why we took such a step, it is better to die.