Lucknow: On the one hand, the temperature is continuously falling due to the havoc of nature across the country. On the other hand, the political mercury is rising after the announcement of assembly elections in five states. Bjp's Goa in-charge Devendra Fadnavis has launched a scathing attack on shiv sena while talking about the possibility of assembly elections. He told the media, 'Shiv Sena's battle is so much left in Goa that how to protect those people from seizing the money they have spent in deposits.'

In response, senior Shiv Sena leader and Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Raut told reporters in Mumbai today that "It is true that the fight is of notes. Our fight is against the notes that are being sent to Goa by filling notes from Maharashtra.' Sanjay Raut further said, 'Fadnavis has gone to Goa from Maharashtra. But as soon as he went to Goa, the BJP has split. Yesterday, a minister resigned from the BJP. A MLA also left the party. The battle has started within the BJP itself. While shiv sena is a party fighting for Hindutva for the common people. Shiv Sena will fight this battle against the notes as many notes as they want.'

Meanwhile, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut, while talking to the media, also announced that Shiv Sena will contest 50 to 100 seats in Uttar Pradesh. Sanjay Raut said he is also going on a visit to western Uttar Pradesh tomorrow (January 13, Thursday) in this regard.

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