MUMBAI: The way the Congress and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) are taking steps to decide on the alliance with the Shiv Sena, there is no hope of forming a government in the state soon. The eyes are now on the meeting between the Congress and NCP leaders on Wednesday. Shiv Sena is also looking forward to this meeting.
The Shiv Sena's expectations from this meeting can be gauged from the fact that its senior leader Sanjay Raut has predicted the formation of a new government in Maharashtra in the first week of December. On the other hand, party chief Uddhav Thackeray will meet his MLAs on Friday to inform them about the delay in forming the government. In this meeting, the party will also discuss the strategy ahead.
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At the meeting of the Congress-NCP, many important issues will be discussed. For example, if the three parties form a government, what will be the name of this alliance? If the three parties come together, what will be the stand of both parties in the upcoming BMC election? Earlier this meeting was proposed on Tuesday, but due to the busyness of Congress leaders in the programs to be held on Indira Gandhi's birth anniversary, the meeting time was extended.
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