Mumbai: Shiv Sena's youth chief Aditya Thackeray, who is on a public visit to Maharashtra, was questioned whether he wanted to become the CM of the state. Replying to a question, he said it should be the will of the people. It is my endeavor to connect with the public. I want to know what the public wishes are through the 'Public Blessings' Yatra. That's where I'm trying to understand.

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Talking to the press, Aditya said that the Pilgrimage is just like a pilgrimage to me. I have been blessed by the people before, once again I have come to seek the same blessings. Aditya said that this is not just an election nor have I come to campaign for any election. People have supported us for the last five years, and in this Lok Sabha election also we have been fully supported in Awam.

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On the BJP's Vikas Yatra, Aditya Thackeray said that both of us political parties are yet to saffronise Maharashtra. We are contesting together, but it is also necessary to connect with the people of our regions. The work we've done in five years is to tell the public. He said, whether the Shiv Sena is in power or not, we have always raised the voice of the people.

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