Sena takes potshots at BJP

November 12, 2014 08:40

Hours before the Devendra Fadnavis government tries to prove majority on the floor of the Maharashtra assembly, the Shiv Sena, it seems in no mood to patch up with its once former ally -- the BJP. The Sena in its mouthpiece, Saamna, has slammed the Maharashtra government for 'compromising' on its ideals.

In its piece, the Sena said, "The BJP government is willing to compromise and take corrupt NCP's support." It added that saving the government and coming to power was the only aim of the BJP.

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