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Eknath Shinde’s struggles are far from over. The Election Commission of India may have recognised the Sena faction he leads as the real Shiv Sena and allotted it both the party name and its bow-and-arrow symbol, while he is himself ensconced in the Chief Minister’s seat — but in the eyes of Maharashtra voters, the Thackeray name still carries the magic. In a bid to counter that, the Shinde Sena has now hired the services of a political consultancy firm. Showtime Consulting, to launch an outreach campaign to reinforce its claim as the real Shiv Sena and the true inheritor of founder Balasaheb Thackeray’s legacy. Two months after the EC order in the Shinde Sena’s favour, most Sena shakhas and their members — particularly in Headed by former As part of the strategy reportedly devised by Showtime Consulting, Shinde is set to visit Ayodhya with his senior party leaders on April 9, where the priests are expectetd to gift him a Confirming the hiring of Showtime Consulting and the trip to Ayodhya, Shinde Sena MP Gajanan Kirtikar said: “After taking darshan of Lord Ram, we will perform puja of the Shiv Dhanush and then bring it back to Mumbai before heading on the Yatra, starting from Marathwada.” Sources said the thrust of the outreach will be to portray Shinde as the true upholder of Bal Thackeray’s legacy, and underline that the Uddhav Sena has deviated from it since aligning with the Congress in 2019. The Shinde Sena is set to embark on the Yatra at a time when Uddhav is also h...

Image Source : INDIA TV Eknath Shinde's another ad Ad war in Maharashtra: After the controversy over Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena's advertisement that was released on Tuesday, another ad has been published on Wednesday. The Shiv Sena-led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde raised eyebrows on Tuesday by putting out an advertisement citing a survey which showed that Shinde was the most popular choice for the state's top political job rather than his deputy Image Source : INDIA TVThe 'Modi for India, Shinde for Maharashtra' ad What is in today's ad In today's ad, it is mentioned that Shiv Sena-BJP alliance is the first choice of the people. Yesterday CM-Shiv Sena claimed that Eknath Shinde is preferred for the state's top job. Simultaneously, the election symbol of Shiv Sena has been shown in today's advertisement after the election symbol of BJP. On one side there is a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and on the other side, there is also a picture of Balasaheb Thackeray of Shiv Sena. Devendra Fadnavis's picture along with Eknath Shinde has also been published in today's advertisement. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. In the picture where the government is thanking the people, only Shiv Sena ministers have found mention ignoring the BJP leaders.

Eknath Sambhaji Shinde – leader of the Shiv Sena rebellion – is now the chief minister of Maharashtra. The move comes as a surprise, as it was expected that the BJP's Devendra Fadnavis would return as CM, with his party having more seats than the Sena. To state the obvious, this may have entirely been the BJP's call, though the party may claim that it had nothing to do with the rebellion of Shinde and the other MLAs. "I will not be a part of the cabinet, but I will take responsibility for the smooth functioning of the alliance and the government. I will provide full support and co-operation to the government," However, later, the BJP top brass is said to have impressed upon Fadnavis to become deputy chief minister. So, why did the BJP choose to elevate The Maharashtra Assembly deputy speaker suspended 16 MLAs under the advise of the Shiv Sena leadership. The status of these MLAs is still subjudice, with the Supreme Court hearing the matter. Even if the suspension would have been revoked, the status of the entire set of rebels would still be uncertain. The anti-defection law makes it difficult for a group of rebel MLAs from a party to form an independent block, even if they account for more than two-thirds of the total number of MLAs of the party. Therefore, Shinde's camp would have been left with only two options – to merge with the BJP or a smaller party aligned to the NDA or legally stake claim to being the 'real Shiv Sena'. The first option would have meant conceding Ud...

Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) MP Shrikant Shinde addresses the media at Balasaheb Bhavan, in Mumbai.(PTI file photo) Shrikant’s statement came after the local BJP workers blamed the Sena MP for falsely framing BJP’s Dombivli East Mandal president Nandu Joshi in a molestation case. Alleging that the motive behind the act was to settle political scores, the BJP workers passed a resolution Wednesday to not support the Shinde camp in the polls. Also Read: Cause of rift Amid the protest by the BJP leaders, Shrikant also announced that the Shinde faction would fight the Lok Sabha seats the party won in the 2019 election, further escalating the conflict. Following the BJP leaders’ protest seeking the transfer of police inspector Shekhar Bagade, who lodged an FIR against Joshi allegedly “on the instructions” of the Lok Sabha member, Shrikant Shinde offered to resign. Who is Shrikant Shinde? 1) Also Read: 2)The orthopaedic surgeon-turned-politician is reportedly being nurtured as the party’s youth face and as the Shinde faction’s answer to Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray ahead of the long-due civic polls to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and assembly election. 3)The two-term MP from Kalyan has emerged as a powerful leader of the Shinde scion, seen as number two in the party within the political circles as he handles the organisational matters and political management of the party. 4)The 36-year-old leader has also been 5)In February, a controversy emerged involving Shrik...

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Image Source : INDIA TV Eknath Shinde's another ad Ad war in Maharashtra: After the controversy over Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena's advertisement that was released on Tuesday, another ad has been published on Wednesday. The Shiv Sena-led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde raised eyebrows on Tuesday by putting out an advertisement citing a survey which showed that Shinde was the most popular choice for the state's top political job rather than his deputy Image Source : INDIA TVThe 'Modi for India, Shinde for Maharashtra' ad What is in today's ad In today's ad, it is mentioned that Shiv Sena-BJP alliance is the first choice of the people. Yesterday CM-Shiv Sena claimed that Eknath Shinde is preferred for the state's top job. Simultaneously, the election symbol of Shiv Sena has been shown in today's advertisement after the election symbol of BJP. On one side there is a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and on the other side, there is also a picture of Balasaheb Thackeray of Shiv Sena. Devendra Fadnavis's picture along with Eknath Shinde has also been published in today's advertisement. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. In the picture where the government is thanking the people, only Shiv Sena ministers have found mention ignoring the BJP leaders.

Eknath Shinde’s struggles are far from over. The Election Commission of India may have recognised the Sena faction he leads as the real Shiv Sena and allotted it both the party name and its bow-and-arrow symbol, while he is himself ensconced in the Chief Minister’s seat — but in the eyes of Maharashtra voters, the Thackeray name still carries the magic. In a bid to counter that, the Shinde Sena has now hired the services of a political consultancy firm. Showtime Consulting, to launch an outreach campaign to reinforce its claim as the real Shiv Sena and the true inheritor of founder Balasaheb Thackeray’s legacy. Two months after the EC order in the Shinde Sena’s favour, most Sena shakhas and their members — particularly in Headed by former As part of the strategy reportedly devised by Showtime Consulting, Shinde is set to visit Ayodhya with his senior party leaders on April 9, where the priests are expectetd to gift him a Confirming the hiring of Showtime Consulting and the trip to Ayodhya, Shinde Sena MP Gajanan Kirtikar said: “After taking darshan of Lord Ram, we will perform puja of the Shiv Dhanush and then bring it back to Mumbai before heading on the Yatra, starting from Marathwada.” Sources said the thrust of the outreach will be to portray Shinde as the true upholder of Bal Thackeray’s legacy, and underline that the Uddhav Sena has deviated from it since aligning with the Congress in 2019. The Shinde Sena is set to embark on the Yatra at a time when Uddhav is also h...

Once an auto-rickshaw driver in Thane city adjoining Mumbai, Shinde (58) quickly emerged as a key Sena leader in the Thane-Palghar region after joining politics and is known for aggressive approach towards issues of public interest. The Sena leader, a four-time MLA who holds urban development and PWD portfolios in the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government, never hides his humble origins. On the contrary, he makes it a point to mention it at times to underscore how he has been indebted to the saffron party and its founder late Bal Thakeray for his rise in state politics. CLICK HERE FOR LIVE UPDATES ON MAHARASHTRA POLITICAL TURMOIL Born on February 9, 1964, Shinde left his education before he could complete graduation and soon got associated with the Shiv Sena when it was growing in the state. Originally hailing from Satara district in western Maharashtra, Thane district, a Sena stronghold, is now his political home. Bal Thackeray formed Shiv Sena in 1966 on 'sons-of-the-soil' plank and later the party aggressively championed the cause of Hindutva. The party's aggressive approach towards issues close to its heart and the powerful persona of Bal Thackeray prompted Shinde to join the Sena in Thane. The sitting MLA from Kopri-Pachpakhadi in Thane city is known for taking part in street politics and faces dozens of criminal charges such as voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons and rioting, among others. Growing under the shadows of Shiv Sena stalwart from Thane Anand Dighe,...

Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) MP Shrikant Shinde addresses the media at Balasaheb Bhavan, in Mumbai.(PTI file photo) Shrikant’s statement came after the local BJP workers blamed the Sena MP for falsely framing BJP’s Dombivli East Mandal president Nandu Joshi in a molestation case. Alleging that the motive behind the act was to settle political scores, the BJP workers passed a resolution Wednesday to not support the Shinde camp in the polls. Also Read: Cause of rift Amid the protest by the BJP leaders, Shrikant also announced that the Shinde faction would fight the Lok Sabha seats the party won in the 2019 election, further escalating the conflict. Following the BJP leaders’ protest seeking the transfer of police inspector Shekhar Bagade, who lodged an FIR against Joshi allegedly “on the instructions” of the Lok Sabha member, Shrikant Shinde offered to resign. Who is Shrikant Shinde? 1) Also Read: 2)The orthopaedic surgeon-turned-politician is reportedly being nurtured as the party’s youth face and as the Shinde faction’s answer to Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray ahead of the long-due civic polls to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and assembly election. 3)The two-term MP from Kalyan has emerged as a powerful leader of the Shinde scion, seen as number two in the party within the political circles as he handles the organisational matters and political management of the party. 4)The 36-year-old leader has also been 5)In February, a controversy emerged involving Shrik...

Eknath Sambhaji Shinde – leader of the Shiv Sena rebellion – is now the chief minister of Maharashtra. The move comes as a surprise, as it was expected that the BJP's Devendra Fadnavis would return as CM, with his party having more seats than the Sena. To state the obvious, this may have entirely been the BJP's call, though the party may claim that it had nothing to do with the rebellion of Shinde and the other MLAs. "I will not be a part of the cabinet, but I will take responsibility for the smooth functioning of the alliance and the government. I will provide full support and co-operation to the government," However, later, the BJP top brass is said to have impressed upon Fadnavis to become deputy chief minister. So, why did the BJP choose to elevate The Maharashtra Assembly deputy speaker suspended 16 MLAs under the advise of the Shiv Sena leadership. The status of these MLAs is still subjudice, with the Supreme Court hearing the matter. Even if the suspension would have been revoked, the status of the entire set of rebels would still be uncertain. The anti-defection law makes it difficult for a group of rebel MLAs from a party to form an independent block, even if they account for more than two-thirds of the total number of MLAs of the party. Therefore, Shinde's camp would have been left with only two options – to merge with the BJP or a smaller party aligned to the NDA or legally stake claim to being the 'real Shiv Sena'. The first option would have meant conceding Ud...