Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Amit Shah will visit Mumbai again on September 26 after his recent address to the party workers in the city. This time Shah might indulge in resolving the ongoing seat-sharing issue between Shiv Sena and BJP ahead of the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections.
During his visit to Mumbai on September 22, Shah addressed the BJP workers at NESCO ground in Goregaon while declaring that Devendra Fadnavis will be the Chief Minister again after BJP comes to power with a majority in Maharashtra.
However, Shah refrained from talking about Shiv Sena and BJP alliance.
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BJP has offered Shiv Sena to contest on 130 to 135 seats in the assembly polls in Maharashtra which are scheduled on October 21. However, Sena is adamant in its demand to contest the polls on 140-144 assembly seats.
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