Uddhav and family vote, wants to be CM if Sena wins

October 15, 2014 11:42

A day before the assembly polls, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray announced he wants to be the chief minister, if his party is voted to power.

"If a common man like Narendra Modi can become prime minister, can't a Thackeray become the chief minister," Uddhav said, in an exclusive interview to Saamana, the Sena's mouthpiece.

Uddhav said no Thackeray had ever contested the polls till now, but they have not relinquished duty either.

"The people of Maharashtra are supreme, they will decide. Delhi cannot decide who Maharashtra's chief minister will be,' Uddhav said.

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