Mumbai: Even after the President's rule in Maharashtra, the parties are not leaving any chance to target each other. Now the Shiv Sena has targeted the BJP through an editorial in its mouthpiece Saamana. The party has said that seeing the creation of new equations to form the government in Maharashtra, the pain in the stomach of many people has started. We are being cursed that even if the government is formed, let's see how long it will last.

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It is noteworthy that talks are going on between Congress, NCP and Shiv Sena on minimum common program for formation of government in Maharashtra. Reports are being quoted quoting sources that apart from giving the Chief Minister's post to the Shiv Sena for five years, there is talk of giving both the Congress-NCP parties one deputy CM's post. Meanwhile, former Chief Minister of the state Devendra Fadnavis said that we do not think that such a government will last more than six months.

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Not only this, but BJP is also looking at the opportunity. On Friday, the second day of the BJP's three-day state executive meeting in Mumbai, state president Chandrakant Patil claimed on Friday that the BJP has 119 MLAs and no one can form a government without taking it along. Let me tell you that BJP has got 105 seats in the assembly elections and it is claiming the support of 14 Independent MLAs.

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