'Will smash heads of whoever tries to poach Shiv Sena MLAs'

November 21, 2019 17:14

Congress and NCP's alliance partner in Maharashtra -- the Shiv Sena -- has always played hardball, to use an euphemism, in politics.

The party's leader Abdul Sattar today warned that if anyone tries to break away any party MLA, their heads will be smashed and legs will be broken.

"If anyone tries to break away any Shiv Sena MLA then I will smash their head. I will also break their leg," Sattar told ANI.

Sattar's comments came amid speculations that some Shiv Sena legislators have expressed displeasure with their party's attempts to stitch an alliance with Congress and Nationalist Congress Party ) for government formation in the state.

On Wednesday, senior Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde rebutted speculations about some newly elected legislators being unhappy and said that all lawmakers from the party are united under the leadership of party chief Uddhav Thackeray. -- ANI

Image: Shiv Sena supporters at a rally in 2014

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