By Admin 
NDA may have secured a huge majority in Bihar, but in Rajasthan, Shinde faction of Shiv Sena has given it a clear ultimatum. Shiv Sena Shinde faction says that it will field its candidates on all the seats in the municipal and panchayat elections to be held soon in Rajasthan. If BJP contests the elections together and gives it some seats then it will be fine, otherwise the party will field its candidates on all the seats and will contest the elections alone. The party has also expressed a strong reaction regarding the conversion case in Kota.
Shiv Sena increased activism in Rajasthan
After three MLAs joined the party in Rajasthan last year, the Shinde faction of Shiv Sena has increased the party’s activism in the state. The party has now decided to field candidates on all the seats in the municipal and panchayat elections to be held soon in Rajasthan. State party president Prahlad Singh and youth unit president Sachin Singh Gaur clearly say that being a political party, it will be our compulsion to field candidates in local level elections. If we do not contest elections, our party workers will sit at home.
‘BJP should give us fair share’
State President Prahlad Singh and Youth Wing State President Sachin Singh Gaur say that the Shinde faction of Shiv Sena is a part of the NDA. We would like BJP to give us a fair share in the local body elections of Rajasthan. We want to contest elections in alliance with BJP, but if BJP does not give us sufficient number of seats then we will contest elections alone. Our alliance is in the Center and Maharashtra. It is for Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, but it is our compulsion to contest Panchayat and civic elections.
‘Our party will contest elections under any circumstances’
The party leader said that if BJP does not come together then Shinde faction of Shiv Sena will contest alone. Our party will contest elections under any circumstances. Leaders said that party president and Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde has also organized a meeting with prominent leaders of the state on December 15 regarding the local body elections of Rajasthan. Leaders said that today a large number of workers from other parties have joined Shiv Sena. Many people have also been given responsibility.
What did the party say on the issue of conversion?
Shiv Sena Shinde faction has reacted sharply to the incident of Christian missionary in Kota, Rajasthan terming the state government as ‘the rule of Satan’ and instigating people for religious conversion. State President Prahlad Singh and State President of Youth Wing Sachin Singh Gaur have clearly said that if concrete action is not taken soon by the government in this matter, then Shiv Sena workers will work with sticks and shoes in their hands to teach a lesson to the culprits. It will be told to them publicly that Rajasthan is not ruled by Satan but by Ramraj. They will also be made to chant the name of Ram. The law will take its course but Shiv Sena workers will do their work and will teach a befitting lesson to those trying to convert.