Mumbai: Shiv Sena and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who were once close friends, are now seen to be staunch opponents of each other. Not a single occasion has come after the Maharashtra elections, when the Shiv Sena, through its mouthpiece Saamana, has not targeted the central government i.e. BJP. The Shiv Sena, through its mouthpiece Saamana, has targeted the Union Home Minister Amit Shah by making the violence in Delhi an issue.

Shiv Sena has asked that when Home Minister was angry when Delhi was burning, where was Home Minister Amit Shah? It has been further written in the Saamana that if the Congress had been in power in place of BJP in the central government, then by now the BJP would have demanded their resignation by failing their home minister. For the resignation of the Home Minister, a front and siege would have been organized in Delhi, a march would have been carried out at Rashtrapati Bhavan. But now this will not happen because the BJP is in power and the opposition is weak.

It is written in Saamana that at the time when 38 people were killed in the national capital, half of the center's cabinet went to Ahmedabad to say hello to the American President. After almost 3 days, the PM called for peace. National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval appeared on the streets of Delhi with his colleagues on the fourth day. What will happen with this has already happened. The Home Minister was distributing leaflets door-to-door in the Delhi Assembly elections. Why can't I see it now?

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