Uddhav says will categorically not support those who want to split Maharashtra

November 09, 2014 19:41

Speaking to the media, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said that they wanted a stable government in Maharashtra. "However it doesn't mean that we will support a government, which takes support of people who speak of saffron terrorism (NCP). Uddhav slamming the BJP said, "Atalji ki 13 day ki sarkar Sharad Pawar ne girai thi, aur ab yeh NCP ka hi saath lena chahte hain."

He added, "If in the next 2-3 days we don't get an answer from the BJP then we will sit in the Opposition."

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