We have majority, assured of victory: Eknath Shinde

Express News Service

GUWAHATI: Eknath Shinde, the Shiv Sena chief main the celebration’s insurgent MLAs, on Wednesday stated numbers matter in a democracy and he has them.

Prior to leaving Guwahati, he stated he has 49 MLAs with him. “In a democracy, majority is important. We have majority. The public is with us,” he informed journalists on the Kamakhya temple.

Assam minister Pijush Hazarika, who was additionally seen on the temple premises, stated the MLAs wished to go to the temple and he was there to “assist” them as a consultant of Assam authorities.

Shinde stated the nation has a structure, guidelines and legal guidelines and no person can bypass them.

“Victory is ours. We are fully confident of it. All the MLAs offered their prayers here. Was anyone forcibly brought? They came on their own accord,” the Shiv Sena chief stated.

He stated he and the man MLAs would attain Mumbai on Thursday.

“We will take part in the Assembly proceedings tomorrow. We know the proceedings,” Shinde stated.

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Later, he informed journalists on the Guwahati airport he and the MLAs with him would maintain a gathering on Thursday after the ground take a look at and devise the subsequent technique.

He stated they weren’t rebels however Shiv Sainiks.

“We are the Shiv Sena. We are taking forward the agenda and ideology of Balasaheb’s Shiv Sena. One is Hindutva ideology and the other is development agenda. We will work for the state’s development,” Shinde stated.

The MLAs left in a chartered aircraft of the SpiceJet after 6pm. They had been anticipated to fly to Goa however airport sources stated the vacation spot was proven as Mumbai. It was a non-scheduled flight.

Five buses carried the MLAs to the airport from the five-star Radisson Blu resort. They had checked in right here within the morning of June 22 after arrival from Surat.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated the MLAs individually settled their resort payments.