Mumbai: Maharashtra politics is witnessing political turmoil. The government is now in the midst of a mega development agenda, but in the meantime, BJP and Shiv Sena are the talk of the town. It is said that "two old companions are once again getting closer to each other." Meanwhile, this speculation is also gaining momentum because it has been pointed out by top leaders several times in the last few months. Meanwhile, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has also pointed out this.

Recently, when asked, "Can BJP and Shiv Sena come together again? Can there be any alliance expected again?'' Devendra Fadnavis has replied, 'He is not an enemy of Shiv Sena.' At the same time, he said, "There is no place for but in politics. We may have differences with shiv sena, but they are not our enemies.''

However, Devendra Fadnavis's assertion that the tussle between Shiv Sena and BJP after the assembly elections seems to be diminishing now. In fact, before Devendra Fadnavis, some Shiv Sena leaders have also spoken about alliance with BJP again in hushed language. Recently, CM Uddhav Thackeray also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and shiv sena MP Sanjay Raut had also heaped praise on the Prime Minister after the meeting. Now, in the meantime, it seems that the Shiv Sena is once again coming close to the BJP.

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