Modi top leader of country and BJP: Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Days after the one-on-one assembly between Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Thursday mentioned Modi is the top leader of the country and the BJP.

He made the assertion in response to a query on whether or not he felt that Modi’s reputation is on a downslide as media studies steered that RSS is considering to mission state leaders because the face within the state elections.

“I don’t want to comment on this… I don’t go by the media reports. There is no official statement about this… The BJP owes its success to Narendra Modi in the last seven years and currently he is the top leader of the country and his party,” Raut mentioned.

The Sena’s Rajya Sabha member, who’s at present on a tour of north Maharashtra, was talking to reporters in Jalgaon.

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The Shiv Sena’s stand has at all times been {that a} prime minister belongs to your entire country and not a selected occasion, he mentioned, including, “Hence the PM should not get entangled in election campaigning because it places strain on the official equipment.”

To a query on Maharashtra BJP president Chandrakant Patil’s remarks that his occasion would make friendship with tiger (Shiv Sena’s image) if Modi wished, Raut mentioned, “No one could make friendship with a tiger. It is the tiger that decides whom he needs to be pals with.”

When requested about his tour of north Maharashtra, he mentioned it was half of the Shiv Sena’s efforts to strengthen the organisation.

“All Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) allies have a right to expand their base and strengthen the parties. It is also the need of the hour.We are also holding meetings on strengthening our coordination among each other,” he mentioned.

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