BJP chief JP Nadda: Maharashtra's Uddhav government is 'unnatural, unrealistic'

BJP national president J P Nadda on Sunday dubbed the Maharashtra government led by Uddhav Thackeray as "unnatural and unrealistic". Addressing the state BJP convention in the neighbouring Navi Mumbai township, Nadda said the party needs to be ready to go solo in future elections. "The Maharashtra government is unnatural and unrealistic...we should be prepared to go alone in the forthcoming elections," he said.

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The BJP emerged as the single largest party in the state after the Assembly polls in October last year. However, it failed to form the government after the Thackeray-led Shiv Sena snapped ties with it over the issue of sharing the chief ministerial post. The Shiv Sena later forged an alliance with the ideologically different NCP and Congress to form the Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi government in the state.

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