Shiv Sena is now ready to become 'secular' to form the government in Maharashtra. According to information received from sources, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, who used to chant 'Hindutva', even said that Shiv Sena is already secular. Earlier, Congress placed a condition before Shiv Sena to be "secular", excluding militant 'Hindutva'.
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According to media reports, on Wednesday night, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar had a conversation with Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray. In which Pawar talked of being secular with the Shiv Sena under the "Common Minimum Program". Shiv Sena's leader has also agreed to this. That is, Shiv Sena is not avoiding to accept any kind of condition to form a government.
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It is now believed that Uddhav Thackeray had canceled the program to visit Ayodhya earlier this month under pressure from Congress and NCP. Now the question arises whether the Shiv Sena will be ready to compromise its 'Hindutva' ideology for the CM's chair. On the other hand, Congress party has decided to form a government with the NCP and Shiv Sena in Maharashtra. On Thursday, a meeting of the Congress Executive (CWC) was held, in which the issue of alliance in Maharashtra with Shiv Sena was discussed. According to sources, the CWC has given a green signal to the alliance with the Shiv Sena. After the executive meeting, Maharashtra in-charge Mallikarjun Kharge said, "We have informed the CWC about our conversation with the NCP."
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