New Delhi:
Shiv Sena on Monday threatened to pull out from the Maharashtra government, saying that the party is not ready to share the blame for unprecedented price rise and the problem of farmers as they are not responsible for it.
After party meeting, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut said soon they will decide whether to continue in government or withdraw the support.
“Whether we will stay in Govt or withdraw, this will be decided soon,†Sanjay Raut said.
The party has also slammed union minister Alphons Kannanthanam for his remarks on fuel price hike in its mouthpiece, Saamana.
Unprecedented price rise,farmer issues unresolved.We are not responsible& don't want to share the blame: Sanjay Raut,Shiv Sena pic.twitter.com/ol1oq3DVvq
— ANI (@ANI) September 18, 2017
The party said those who have no merit and connect with the people are ruling the nation.
Whether we will stay in Govt or withdraw, this will be decided soon: Sanjay Raut,Shiv Sena after party meeting pic.twitter.com/nbZD9h5Nvu
— ANI (@ANI) September 18, 2017
Hitting out at the Centre over the fuel price hike, Sena, which is a constituent of the ruling NDA at the centre and in Maharashtra, claimed that high fuel prices was the main reason for suicide by farmers in the country.
