MUMBAI: The Shiv Sena on Wednesday wondered the BJP's outreach programme after suffering defeats in bypolls and asserted it will fight all upcoming elections solo, attacking the party on an afternoon its president Amit Shah meets Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray.
Shah is in Mumbai today to meet Thackeray as section an effort to reach out to NDA allies ahead of the 2019 normal elections.
"The prime minister is touring the world and BJP chief Amit Shah is going around the country as part of their sampark programme. Shah will be meeting NDA allies. However, what exactly will he do? Why is he meeting at this juncture when the BJP has suffered defeats in bypolls," the Sena asked in a piece of writing within the party mouthpiece Saamana.
The center of attention at the 2019 polls is also the cause of Shah's outreach, but the BJP has misplaced hook up with the folk, it mentioned.
"Winds of change of governance are blowing in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Change of governance is inevitable in Maharashtra as well. Amit Shah intends to win 350 seats in the Lok Sabha on the BJP's own strength. He says Ram Mandir will be built then. His stubbornness needs to be saluted," the Sena mentioned.
The party added that inflation had peaked because of the high costs of petrol and diesel and farmers were protesting as their hook up with the federal government was misplaced.
During the Palghar bypoll, posters of Modi and Amit Shah went lacking, it mentioned, including that the party used the posters of its past due MP Chintaman Wanaga regardless of protests from his family.
"After their win, Modi and Shah were back on the posters. This shows that commercial arithmetic decides who and when you keep contact with and when to break (contact)," it mentioned.
It famous that the BJP had damaged contact with TDP's Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh and wondered if building an equation with him as soon as again will be a part of Shah's outreach programme.
If Naidu does not agree, YS Jaganmohan Reddy (of the YSR Congress) is to be had, the Sena paradoxically added.
Shah, who will meet Thackeray at his Mumbai residence today, will go back and forth to Chandigarh the next day to call on Shiromani Akali Dal leaders Parkash Singh Badal and his son Sukhbir Badal, a BJP chief mentioned.
The collection of conferences are being seen as an strive via the BJP to reach out to allies who've both been criticising or expressing their dissent with the party and also to strengthen the National Democratic Alliance ahead of the Lok Sabha polls next 12 months.
The BJP has also introduced the 'sampark for samarthan' exercise to mark the fourth anniversary of the Modi government as it prepares for the 2019 Lok Sabha election.
About 4,000 BJP functionaries, including chief ministers, Union ministers in addition to panchayat individuals, around the country will contact one lakh people who are recognised names in their fields to tell them concerning the government's achievements.
Shah is in Mumbai today to meet Thackeray as section an effort to reach out to NDA allies ahead of the 2019 normal elections.
"The prime minister is touring the world and BJP chief Amit Shah is going around the country as part of their sampark programme. Shah will be meeting NDA allies. However, what exactly will he do? Why is he meeting at this juncture when the BJP has suffered defeats in bypolls," the Sena asked in a piece of writing within the party mouthpiece Saamana.
The center of attention at the 2019 polls is also the cause of Shah's outreach, but the BJP has misplaced hook up with the folk, it mentioned.
"Winds of change of governance are blowing in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Change of governance is inevitable in Maharashtra as well. Amit Shah intends to win 350 seats in the Lok Sabha on the BJP's own strength. He says Ram Mandir will be built then. His stubbornness needs to be saluted," the Sena mentioned.
The party added that inflation had peaked because of the high costs of petrol and diesel and farmers were protesting as their hook up with the federal government was misplaced.
During the Palghar bypoll, posters of Modi and Amit Shah went lacking, it mentioned, including that the party used the posters of its past due MP Chintaman Wanaga regardless of protests from his family.
"After their win, Modi and Shah were back on the posters. This shows that commercial arithmetic decides who and when you keep contact with and when to break (contact)," it mentioned.
It famous that the BJP had damaged contact with TDP's Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh and wondered if building an equation with him as soon as again will be a part of Shah's outreach programme.
If Naidu does not agree, YS Jaganmohan Reddy (of the YSR Congress) is to be had, the Sena paradoxically added.
Shah, who will meet Thackeray at his Mumbai residence today, will go back and forth to Chandigarh the next day to call on Shiromani Akali Dal leaders Parkash Singh Badal and his son Sukhbir Badal, a BJP chief mentioned.
The collection of conferences are being seen as an strive via the BJP to reach out to allies who've both been criticising or expressing their dissent with the party and also to strengthen the National Democratic Alliance ahead of the Lok Sabha polls next 12 months.
The BJP has also introduced the 'sampark for samarthan' exercise to mark the fourth anniversary of the Modi government as it prepares for the 2019 Lok Sabha election.
About 4,000 BJP functionaries, including chief ministers, Union ministers in addition to panchayat individuals, around the country will contact one lakh people who are recognised names in their fields to tell them concerning the government's achievements.
Will fight all elections solo, says Shiv Sena before Uddhav Thackeray's meeting with Amit Shah
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