Unusual election, outcome unpredictable, says Raj Thackeray

April 25, 2014 12:09

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray, who has been appearing on TV quite frequently these days, has spoken to The Hindunewspaper's Priyanka Kakodkar.

Interestingly, for a man who has worn his support for the BJP's prime ministerial candidate on his sleeve, Raj Thackeray says there is no Modi wave.

"I have never seen an election like this. There seems to be a Modi wave but you cannot predict anything. If there is a Modi wave in Maharashtra, why has a senior BJP politician like Gopinath Munde been confined to his constituency? You cannot judge yet how this election will turn out," he tells Priyanka.

Read his full interview here.

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