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\nNothing succeeds like success. BJP and PM Modi are riding the high tide these days. So goes the scenario between BJP and Shiva Sena in Maharashtra. BJP has got the upper hand. It is said that your deeds come home to roost. Make a little variation. Your words come back to haunt. Add a pinch of salt \u2013 You have to be sorry for what you had said, especially when you are now being rendered a weak performer in the fight. You do still want to join the tea-party. The winner, after defeat, should share the spoils of war. Sources say that the BJP\u2019s central leadership wanted Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray to feel sorry for his earlier remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party chief Amit Shah. It was generally believed that BJP & Shiva Sena would ultimately join together to form the government. They might still come together one day. It is only a matter of time only. But no for now.
\nTo call someone Afzal Khan is usually unwelcome but to call the Star Campaigners of BJP \u2018Afzal Khan\u2019 is mortal sin of today\u2019s Maharashtra politics. Udhave Thackrey was addressing a public rally at Tuljapur and it was before their dreams of upper hand in forthcoming assembly were not yet shattered. He had the audacity to say, \u201cWhat are they up to? First Modi comes to campaign, then his entire cabinet team campaigns for votes in Maharashtra. They are like Afzal Khan\u2019s aulad, trying to conquer this state.\u201d
\nNow, the tables are turned. Shiva Sena is dispensable. BJP can do without them \u2013 politically, numerically and ideologically. So, while the BJP had already elected Mr. Devendra Fadnavis as its legislature party leader on Tuesday, it kept its former ally, the Shiv Sena, in the limbo.
\nHow could the BJP leadership forget what \u2018Saamna\u2019, the mouthpiece of Sena had written in its editorial? \u201cThe BJP ignored Sena after the Lok Sabha win. The Sena played a significant role, otherwise even Modi\u2019s father would not have been able to win majority in the Lok Sabha polls.\u201d
\nThe BJP general secretary J P Nadda had claimed that the talks between Sena and BJP were underway. \u2018We want to have Sena as our alliance partner.\u2019 But now this new situation is developing with a rider, BJP is not keen on having Shiva Sena on board.
\nThe alliance with NCP is a risky game. They are known to change the loyalties before you say \u2018presto\u2019. Wisdom and Logic advocate that Sena, as an alliance partner, would be better in the long run as compared to the NCP\u2019s outside support. But BJP said to Sena,\u2018Dear me, I can run this orchestra without you but anymore\u2018Aa loat ke aaja merey meet, tujhey merey geet bulatey hain.\u2019<\/p>\n
Sena-BJP ties have hit a new low in the wake of a spat over the first Cabinet expansion at the Centre and failure to accommodate the Sena in the Maharashtra government in Mumbai. Sena MP Anil Desai not taking oath as Union Minister on Sunday and the induction of Suresh Prabhu, who had been in the Shiv Sena as Cabinet Minister, had added to the growing chasm between the friends-turned-foes. The simmering tension between them came to a boil yesterday as Desai left for Mumbai from Delhi airport without attending the swearing-in ceremony. Desai had returned to Mumbai on orders of Sena supremo Uddhav Thackeray whose party accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi as also the BJP of a host of broken promises and heaping \u201chumiliation after humiliation\u201d on it.
\nThere is no end scene in politics. The drama is still running with snakes, ladders and mouse-traps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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