Maharashtra Will Have Shiv Sena CM for Five Years: Sanjay Raut

Reportedly, The Shiv Sena, NCP and congress may announce an alliance today to form the government in Maharashtra. Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut said that All three parties have decided that a Shiv Sena CM will have a full five-year term. After the go-ahead from Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, the party on Thursday acknowledged for the very first time that they were in talks with the Sena. “Congress & NCP have completed their discussions on all issues. There is complete unanimity. Tomorrow in Mumbai, we will have a meeting with our other alliance parties. Later in the day, we will have a discussion with Shiv Sena,” said Prithviraj Chavan. Meanwhile, as Sharad Pawar flew back to Mumbai from Delhi last evening, Uddhav & Aaditya Thackeray drove down to meet the NCP chief. The three parties will meet on Friday, to decide the further course of action. Reportedly, if all goes well a swearing-in ceremony will take place on Sunday or Monday.