Shiv Sena leader Shambhuraj Desai rubbished internal war rumors in MahaYuti over Chief Minister in Maharashtra and was sure about unity in the alliance.
Addressing IANS, the Shiv Sena leader said, "There is no infighting in the MahaYuti. Eknath Shinde has fulfilled his role effectively. I firmly believe there is no internal war in our alliance."
After yesterday's crucial meeting at Delhi attended by top leaders of MahaYuti or Grand Alliance, Desai said: 'Our senior leaders had discussed last day and everything would get clear in the next two days. A decision will arrive today or tomorrow itself."
Commenting on the latest allegation brought by MP Sanjay Raut, Desai further added that central leadership involvement in critical decisions was indispensable.
The Shiv Sena forms part of the NDA. The BJP is the other party. And when crucial decisions have to be taken then going to Delhi forms part of the process. What is wrong with that? Instructions get discussed and then decided in that manner," he explained.
Sanjay Raut took a swipe at the process, saying, "All decisions related to Maharashtra will now be made in Delhi. Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar will have to repeatedly travel to Delhi to present their case and listen to PM Modi and Amit Shah.
The comment about the Chief Minister's post comes in the wake of a meeting on Thursday in Delhi attended by Home Minister Amit Shah and the three top MahaYuti leaders — Eknath Shinde, Devendra Fadnavis, and Ajit Pawar.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra caretaker Chief Minister and Shiv Sena Chief Leader Eknath Shinde said that the decision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the post of the chief minister would be final.
"I spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday and thanked them for their solid support during my two-and-half-year tenure as the Chief Minister. I have told them that I won't be a hurdle or speed breaker in the formation of the new MahaYuti government but will extend full support to the BJP's candidate for the Chief Minister's post," said Shinde while addressing a press conference on Wednesday.
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