మహారాష్ట్రలో BJP సరైన వైఖరి, కాలుజారుతున్న కాంగ్రేస్|| Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, has been making headlines ever since the results of the 21 October Maharashtra Assembly elections in which the BJP emerged as the single-largest party by securing 105 seats. The other large chunks of seats in the 288-member Assembly, were won by the Shiv Sena (56), Congress (44) and NCP (54). But since the ruling party at the Centre missed the required 145-mark to stake claim to government, Maharashtra has been throw into a power tussle as allies BJP and Shiv Sena fight for the post of chief minister.
Raut, who is emerging as the official ‘negotiator’ of the Shiv Sena party has been frontlining talks between political parties amid the political deadlock in the state over staking claim to form the next government.
The senior Sena leader has been seen holding meetings with NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, meeting the governor, reiterating the power 50:50 power sharing demand, and is also seen as the spokesperson of Matoshree. As Uddhav Thackeray's spokesperson, his editorials in party mouthpiece Saamana are considered the party's stand on issues.
Here a quick lowdown on some of the comments Raut has made so far, amid the political crisis in the state.
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