On an important matter on Saturday, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that BJP did not lose the Maharashtra assembly elections last year, but the Shiv Sena betrayed it. He said that Shiv Sena not only left his ally but also gave up his ideology.

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He participated in the program to excite the BJP workers. This program was conducted in Nagpur. While addressing BJP workers, Gadkari said, 'I don't think BJP lost the election. Shiv Sena abandoned our support and its ideology. BJP did not lose the election but was betrayed.'

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BJP and Shiv Sena had contested the Maharashtra assembly elections together and they won a majority by winning 105 and 56 seats respectively. Shiv Sena severed its 3-decade-old relationship with the BJP as the BJP refused to share the chief minister's post with it. On the recent Zilla Parishad election results, Gadkari said that BJP should have got more votes. He said, 'But our strength remains as it is in Nagpur rural and those who came together against us are also afraid of our strength. Even if they come together but we will defeat them.

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