Mumbai: Amid the rebellion of mlas in Maharashtra and the supreme court case, Uddhav Thackeray has written a letter to 15 MLAs who have joined him. In fact, recently, he thanked these MLAs through a letter and said- "Thank you for your support in difficult times.'' In fact, in the past, 40 Shiv Sena MLAs had joined Eknath Shinde after rebelling. After this, the Uddhav government in Maharashtra fell and Eknath Shinde was sworn in as the new chief minister of the state. Now there is another piece of news amidst all this which is that Uddhav Thackeray may get another setback.
In fact, Uddhav Thackeray had called a meeting of Shiv Sena MPs today over the presidential election. According to some media reports, out of the 19 MLAs, only 10 MPs have reached the meeting. At the same time, it is being speculated that other MLAs may soon join the Shinde faction, however, there have already been reports that many Shiv Sena MPs are in touch with the Shinde faction. Along with this, many councillors of Thane and Navi Mumbai have also supported Shinde. Let us also tell you that shiv sena MP Sanjay Raut came before the media in the midst of the Supreme Court hearing in the Maharashtra case. At the same time, he said, his party has full faith in the Supreme Court.
In response to a question on the Eknath Shinde government, Raut said, "It is not only a question of Shinde's existence but also a question of the existence of democracy.'' Apart from this, he also said, "This is also a test of a free and fair judiciary.'' Sanjay Raut further said, "The way a government was imposed in Maharashtra is completely illegal. This government is not in accordance with the Constitution. For this, Raj Bhavan and the state assembly were misused. Here it is an issue of disqualification of MLAs. A decision is being taken in the Supreme Court, it will show that there is a Constitution, a law in the country or it has been murdered.''
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