The young politician responded, "They are already establishing an alliance with people who betrayed us," when asked about a potential future collaboration with the BJP.
Digital Desk: "My
father is not a power-hungry man. The instant the rebel flag was up, he left
Varsha (the CM's home)." The Yuva Sena's president, Aaditya Thackeray,
made this claim in an interview on Thursday.
"We did have an idea
about a couple of people's objectives and they were also offered the posts-old they
desired, just a month before this drama started," Aaditya told media.
Eknath Shinde, the head of
the Sena rebel group, is expected to be sworn in as the new chief minister of
Maharashtra today.
The chief of the Yuva Sena
remarked, "The traitors took advantage of the situation when the Chief
Minister was out of surgery and in seclusion," expressing his sorrow over
being betrayed by one of their own.
He described the MVA
alliance as "really representing democratic functioning," as parties
joined forces "with the sole purpose of producing growth, leaving their
ideological differences to a minimum." "The Congress and NCP stood
with us in these difficult times," he remarked. We had the leaders of the
Congress call us and absolutely promise that they would stand with us through
these trying times when we had been betrayed by our own.
The young politician
responded, "They are already establishing an alliance with people who
betrayed us," when asked about a potential future collaboration with the
BJP.
He responded that the
faction's departure from Hindutva's core principles was a major factor in their
split: "Their idea of Hindutva is extremely different from Balasaheb
Thackeray's or the party president's idea of it."
Regarding the discontent
among those who split off, Thackeray stated, "The Chief Minister has given
all of his coworkers credit for his triumphs. The individual who instigated the
uprising was granted control over a department that no CM has left in the
previous 33 years."
Aditya Thackeray admitted
that his father did not physically meet anyone for a month and a half beginning
in November due to the fact that he underwent two surgeries in response to the
claim that CM Uddhav Thackeray was incommunicado. The leader did, however, add
that he used technology to carry out his duties and did not miss even a single
party meeting.
Aaditya made it clear that
anyone who was "forced and compelled to quit" is welcome to enter his
party.
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