Shiv Sena alerts BJP over civic body poll results in Maha

Mumbai, Aug 6 The Shiv Sena asked the BJP today not to commend its win in two municipal surveys in Maharashtra, saying it didn't demonstrate that voters' inclination was turning to support its in front of the Lok Sabha polls.

The Sena sought to downplay the BJP's win in the Sangli and Jalgaon municipal polls held a week ago, saying that leader municipal polls like Lalu Prasad Yadav, convicted in a corruption case, win elections.

The BJP won the Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad Municipal Corporation race a week ago by defeating the Congress-NCP alliance and also swept the Jalgaon urban body where it trounced the Shiv Sena.

This is for the first time that the BJP has come to control in the two civic bodies.

"If the triumph in Sangli and Jalgaon is being viewed as a pointer for the following general decisions, at that point for what reason did the BJP battle to win the Palghar Lok Sabha seat bypoll?" the Sena asked in an article in party mouthpiece 'Saamana'.

It also reminded the BJP that it had lost the bypoll to the Bhandara-Gondiya Lok Sabha seat in May.

The BJP had won the Palghar Lok Sabha bypoll in May this year, yet with a lessened edge contrasted with votes it accumulated in 2014.

The Sena said in West Bengal, Trinamool Congress pioneer Mamata Banerjee is winning relatively every decision and that it appears president Amit Shah will spend some days in Kolkata to guarantee her gathering's annihilation.

Decisions are being won by leaders like Lalu Prasad Yadav, sentenced in a defilement case, while Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who is the "good example" of perfect and great administration, is confronting mishaps, it said.

Refering to these occurrences, the Sena asked Maharashtra income serve Chandrakant Patil, who is credited for the BJP's win in Sangli community polls, to be mindful.

The Sena said that after the city survey comes about, Patil hosted provoked the resistance gatherings for not faulting their annihilation for the Electronic Voting Machines.

It reminded the priest that it was the BJP which had leveled comparable charges about EVMs 10 years back.

The Sena additionally said that in front of these city polls, there was a convergence of leaders from different gatherings into the BJP, including a few "corrupted identities".

Those who were scrutinized by the BJP as people in charge of defeat of the foundation in Jalgaon and Sangli regions are currently in the gathering and members from the separate civic bodies, it said.

Indeed, even Sambhaji Bhide - the Sangli-based conservative lobbyist blamed for prompting savagery against Dalits on January 1 close Pune - helped the BJP to win polls, it said.

"Those who have joined the BJP in light of the fact that the get-together is in control, will change to some other gathering once the BJP is ousted," the Marathi distribution said.

The Sangli-Miraj civic body was controlled by the Congress and the NCP. Yet, the BJP won in the ongoing surveys in light of the fact that numerous pioneers of both the Congress and the NCP changed to the saffron party, the Sena said.

"This is not a sign of healthy politics," it said.