‘Would have been martyred had something gone unsuitable’: CM Shinde on his rebel towards Uddhav

By PTI

PUNE: Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has stated that he and different insurgent Shiv Sena MLAs would have ended up as “martyrs” had there been any “sabotage” throughout their coup towards the celebration management.

He was talking on Thursday after visiting his native village Dare in western Maharashtra’s Satara district for the primary time after turning into chief minister.

In a daring transfer that introduced down the federal government headed by Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, Shinde and different Shiv Sena MLAs supporting him left Maharashtra within the third week of June and camped in Guwahati for nearly ten days.

Referring to the episode, Shinde stated he was not anxious for himself, however was conscious that he had the accountability of fifty MLAs.

“Till the last moment, everyone was keeping the fingers crossed. Had there been any sabotage, we would have been martyred,” the chief minister stated.

Speaking on the similar program, he assured that the problems associated to the rehabilitation of the folks affected by the Koyna dam undertaking might be resolved on a “war-footing”.

The Dare village, the place Shinde did his major education earlier than shifting to Thane, is among the many ones affected by the Koyna irrigation and hydroelectric undertaking, constructed within the Sixties.

Decisions will even be taken to enhance the connectivity between western Maharashtra and Konkan, the chief minister stated.

PUNE: Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has stated that he and different insurgent Shiv Sena MLAs would have ended up as “martyrs” had there been any “sabotage” throughout their coup towards the celebration management.

He was talking on Thursday after visiting his native village Dare in western Maharashtra’s Satara district for the primary time after turning into chief minister.

In a daring transfer that introduced down the federal government headed by Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, Shinde and different Shiv Sena MLAs supporting him left Maharashtra within the third week of June and camped in Guwahati for nearly ten days.

Referring to the episode, Shinde stated he was not anxious for himself, however was conscious that he had the accountability of fifty MLAs.

“Till the last moment, everyone was keeping the fingers crossed. Had there been any sabotage, we would have been martyred,” the chief minister stated.

Speaking on the similar program, he assured that the problems associated to the rehabilitation of the folks affected by the Koyna dam undertaking might be resolved on a “war-footing”.

The Dare village, the place Shinde did his major education earlier than shifting to Thane, is among the many ones affected by the Koyna irrigation and hydroelectric undertaking, constructed within the Sixties.

Decisions will even be taken to enhance the connectivity between western Maharashtra and Konkan, the chief minister stated.