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If tomorrow Congress supports a Shiv Sena government, it will be very interesting to see the contortions that Shri Ketkar will go through in trying to justify the same.
You congi stooge, your party is dead if it allies with shivsena. Then both shivsena and congis will suffer. Beneficiaries are only NCP and bjp in long term limits politics.
In the BMC, all four parties co exist peacefully. It’s most important organ, that decides on award of major contracts, is what Vilasrao Deshmukh used to call the ( Under ) standing Committee.
It is indeed a case of survival for Sena given that BJP has finished most of the so called Hindutva agenda issues (like Art 370, Ram Mandir, Triple Talaq and UCC, NRC and two child norm etc to follow), scope for Hindutva based politics for Sena has diminished. Therefore, what is the USP for Sena is a difficult question to answer. Marathi Manus was replaced by Hindutva and by now both are doing fine, with or without Sena, So in Maharashtra, it is going to be a 4 party affair in future like 3 party affair in Karnataka, with unlikely position for any one party to get a clear majority, unless voters of Maharashtra in their wisdom decide otherwise. Of course, the matter of worry is that projects of national importance like Bullet Train or Nuclear Power Plant etc should not suffer.
By the way, Kumar ought to be lauded for writing for the first time that makes good sense since he started writing for The Print.
It helps the long term Congress plan of revival to be back in Mantralaya, even as a junior partner. Too much time should not be spent agonising over what the mandate is for or against. The party put up a listless, dispirited campaign, former CMs were reduced to MLAs fighting for their own seats, the central leadership was invisible. If the Congress cannot return to power in Maharashtra, it should stop day dreaming about UP and Bihar.
You congi stooge, your party is dead if it allies with shivsena. Then both shivsena and congis will suffer. Beneficiaries are only NCP and bjp in long term.
What a title that tells you and me the news and shiv sena gets the bad prophecy it is bad for them. How about the “Viewspaper”
If tomorrow Congress supports a Shiv Sena government, it will be very interesting to see the contortions that Shri Ketkar will go through in trying to justify the same.
You congi stooge, your party is dead if it allies with shivsena. Then both shivsena and congis will suffer. Beneficiaries are only NCP and bjp in long term limits politics.
In the BMC, all four parties co exist peacefully. It’s most important organ, that decides on award of major contracts, is what Vilasrao Deshmukh used to call the ( Under ) standing Committee.
It is indeed a case of survival for Sena given that BJP has finished most of the so called Hindutva agenda issues (like Art 370, Ram Mandir, Triple Talaq and UCC, NRC and two child norm etc to follow), scope for Hindutva based politics for Sena has diminished. Therefore, what is the USP for Sena is a difficult question to answer. Marathi Manus was replaced by Hindutva and by now both are doing fine, with or without Sena, So in Maharashtra, it is going to be a 4 party affair in future like 3 party affair in Karnataka, with unlikely position for any one party to get a clear majority, unless voters of Maharashtra in their wisdom decide otherwise. Of course, the matter of worry is that projects of national importance like Bullet Train or Nuclear Power Plant etc should not suffer.
By the way, Kumar ought to be lauded for writing for the first time that makes good sense since he started writing for The Print.
It helps the long term Congress plan of revival to be back in Mantralaya, even as a junior partner. Too much time should not be spent agonising over what the mandate is for or against. The party put up a listless, dispirited campaign, former CMs were reduced to MLAs fighting for their own seats, the central leadership was invisible. If the Congress cannot return to power in Maharashtra, it should stop day dreaming about UP and Bihar.
You congi stooge, your party is dead if it allies with shivsena. Then both shivsena and congis will suffer. Beneficiaries are only NCP and bjp in long term.