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Maharashtra political crisis: Meeting of senior Congress leaders underway to decide on issue of support to Shiv Sena

Maharashtra political crisis: Meeting of senior Congress leaders underway to decide on issue of support to Shiv Sena

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 11 Nov 2019, 12:45 pm

New Delhi/UNI: Amid high drama surrounding the government formation in Maharashtra, a crucial meeting of the senior leaders of the Congress is currently underway at national capital to decide on the issue of support to Shiv Sena in Government formation in the state.

The meeting , being chaired by party president Sonia Gandhi and attended by leaders like AK Antony and Ahmed Patel along with leaders from Maharashtra, is believed to have been called to deliberate on the issue of extending support to a Shiv Sena - NCP government in Maharashtra.
According to party sources, Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray had also called Ms Gandhi and sought Congress' support to form a Government in the state.


Party sources also said that while a section of Congress leaders have expressed apprehensions on the issue of supporting the Shiv Sena , another section of leaders from Maharashtra are arguing for the alliance with Sena-NCP government.


Thackeray had already met NCP chief Sharad Pawar at a hotel in Mumbai about the formation of an alliance government in Maharashtra, where BJP had said that it is not going to form the government, due to the lack of numbers.


Earlier in the day, Sena's lone Union Minister in the Narendra Modi cabinet, Arvind Sawant, resigned from the Union Cabinet, citing the differences with the BJP.  

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