Mumbai, June 16: Sanjay Nirupam, spokesperson for Shiv Sena, has made a bold claim regarding the future of Shiv Sena (UBT). He stated that the organization is gradually weakening and could completely vanish by 2029. Nirupam attributed this decline to the party leadership, citing a lack of communication with workers, arrogance, and lethargy as evident issues. He remarked that the leadership operates in a ‘work from home’ mode, leading to deep dissatisfaction among party members.
In response to the influx of new members, Shiv Sena’s national spokesperson Shaina NC emphasized that there is no need for speculation. She reiterated that the party’s sole mission is ‘Operation Pragati.’ Shaina claimed that the popularity of Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is on the rise, with a growing number of individuals joining the party daily.
Amid these developments, UBT MP Bhausaheb Wakchoure addressed rumors related to ‘Operation Tiger’ involving UBT MPs. He stated, “I stand with UBT. These speculations have been ongoing for the past year. I don’t know why they persist. Today, I am with UBT.”
Additionally, Nirupam responded to Prime Minister Modi receiving Slovakia’s highest civilian honor. He remarked that Modi has established himself as a credible and popular leader not only in India but globally. He highlighted Modi’s significant role in global politics and geopolitical matters, which led Slovakia to honor him with its top national award.
Nirupam also criticized Congress and Rahul Gandhi concerning the India Block. He noted that the major coalition partner, DMK, has raised questions about Congress’s policies and particularly Gandhi’s approach. DMK labeled Rahul Gandhi as unreliable, accusing him of deliberately undermining allied parties.
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