Showing posts with label Shiv Sena MPs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shiv Sena MPs. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 April 2017

Shiv Sena MPs charge at Union minister Raju in Parliament after he refuses relief to Ravindra Gaikwad

New Delhi: Amid raucous scenes in parliament on Thursday, Shiv Sena MPs drove by Anant Geete charged at Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju and irritated him after he declined to help lift carriers' flying restriction on their associate Ravindra Gaikwad.

Reacting to the requests in the Lok Sabha to help lift the boycott, the common flight serve said the "law will take its own particular course", while declining to give any alleviation to the beset Shiv Sena MP.

As Geete and other Sena MPs encompassed him, the pastors were seen surging towards Raju keeping in mind the end goal to shield him.

"No flight will take off from Mumbai," Geete was heard yelling at the priest, who was escorted out of the house by the BJP's SS Ahluwalia.

Strains went high after Gaikwad displayed his variant of the occurrence and said he had "just pushed the worker". Read more:-International Database

"The AI official talked discourteously, held my neckline, yet I tried to avoid panicking, as quietude is in my inclination," he said.

"I apologize for my conduct yet not to the Air India official who mishandled and mistreated me," Gaikwad said.

Friday, 7 November 2014

PMO asks Shiv Sena for two names to be included in Modi government

"We have got a call from the Prime Minister's office requesting us to recommend two names that we feel should be included in Modiji's cabinet. Though we have several names, Uddhavji will send his recommendation by tomorrow morning," a Sena MP said, requesting anonymity.
  
The offer of ministerial berths to Sena at the Centre, coming as it does after Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis made it clear that no Shiv Sena minister will be inducted into his ministry before it wins trust vote on November 12, is being seen as an attempt by BJP to humour the former ally into backing the government during the floor test.
  
While BJP had insisted on Sena first helping it sail through the trust vote, the latter wanted at least some of its ministers included in the Fadnavis government before November
12.
  
Though both sides have claimed power-sharing talks were in progress, they have not yet been able to sort out the differences over Sena's demand for deputy chief ministership and 2:1 share of ministries.
  
Heavy Industries Minister Anant Geete is the lone Shiv Sena Minister in the Union Cabinet and the party has often complained about having been neglected by BJP at the Centre.
  
The Sena MP said though Uddhav would send the names of MPs to be included in the Union government tomorrow, it should not be "misconstrued" as indication of it being prepared to relent on its demands in Maharashtra.
  
"Please do not equate the demands made by our party to the Central and the state governments. Our demands are different on different levels. We are firm on our demands as far as the state is concerned," he said.