Mumbai: The internal conflict in the Shiv Sena in Maharashtra has intensified. Amidst all this, Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut has made it clear that the party is ready for a fight over the elections and control of the organisation. At the same time, he has also made serious allegations against the BJP. Most importantly, former Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has recently appointed a large number of office bearers. At the same time, the current CM of the state Eknath Shinde has also formed the National Executive along with some rebel MLAs. Let me tell you all that during an interaction with reporters, Raut claimed that the BJP was trying to break Maharashtra into three pieces.

At the same time, he also accused the BJP of conspiring to break the Shiv Sena. At the same time, the Shiv Sena MP also targeted CM Shinde over the floods in Maharashtra. In fact, he said that he is trying to break the party's parliamentary party at a time when some parts of the state are facing floods. At the same time, he said, "Whether it is a symbol or a party, we are ready for any war. Some MPs and MLAs may be leaving us, but the Shiv Sena was not formed by just MLAs and MPs.'' Apart from this, he said that Shiv Sainiks will make it difficult for the rebels to win any election in the future.

At the same time, Sanjay Raut questioned Shinde's visits to Delhi and described him as more "chief minister of the BJP." At the same time "I don't remember when Shiv Sena Chief Ministers Manohar Joshi or Narayan Rane had to make rounds of the national capital for cabinet expansion or other things.'' At the same time, he also described the Shinde faction as a "snake" through a tweet. In fact, he wrote, 'Learn the skill of crushing the snake too. Don't leave the forest out of fear of snakes. Jai Maharashtra!!' Most notably, Raut's tweet came at a time when there are reports that 12 out of 18 MPs of the party are in touch with the Shinde faction.

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