However, I did not say: 'What next?' I don't do such politics," Thackeray said. In a veiled reference to the allegations of 'scams' faced by some BJP ministers, Thackeray said, "Nowadays we see corruption everywhere, in media, on TV".
Shiv Sena will get absolute majority in Maharashtra one day if the people of the state decide to do so, party president Uddhav Thackeray said here on Sunday. "Shiv Sena was not born merely for power. If it is in Maharashtra's destiny, then (one day) people will say that they will give power only to the Shiv Sena," Thackeray said. "That day will come," he said. The Sena leader was speaking at an event organized by his party to distribute vehicles to unemployed Marathi youth, at Sewree in South Mumbai. "People didn't give absolute power to us in the last assembly elections.
However, I did not say: 'What next?' I don't do such politics," Thackeray said. In a veiled reference to the allegations of 'scams' faced by some BJP ministers, Thackeray said, "Nowadays we see corruption everywhere, in media, on TV".