The Shiv Sena has long been a major political force in India, and its leader Uddhav Thackeray has been a vocal advocate for the party’s causes. In a recent statement, Uddhav has declared that the Election Commission of India is a “slave of those in power” and that it can never take away the Shiv Sena from him.
Uddhav’s statement comes in the wake of the Election Commission’s decision to disqualify 18 Shiv Sena MLAs for holding office of profit. The Election Commission had declared that the MLAs had violated the Representation of the People Act, 1951, by holding office of profit.
Uddhav has strongly criticized the Election Commission’s decision, calling it “unjust” and “unconstitutional”. He has argued that the Election Commission has acted as a “slave of those in power” and has failed to take into account the interests of the people.
Uddhav has also asserted that the Election Commission cannot take away the Shiv Sena from him. He has stated that the Shiv Sena is a part of his life and that he will continue to fight for its causes.
Uddhav’s statement has been welcomed by many Shiv Sena supporters, who have praised him for standing up for the party’s interests. The statement has also been seen as a sign of Uddhav’s commitment to the Shiv Sena and its causes.
The Election Commission’s decision to disqualify the 18 Shiv Sena MLAs has been widely criticized by political analysts and commentators. Many have argued that the decision was politically motivated and that it was an attempt to weaken the Shiv Sena’s position in the state.
The Shiv Sena has vowed to fight the Election Commission’s decision in court and has expressed confidence that it will be able to overturn the decision. Uddhav’s statement is seen as a sign of the party’s determination to fight for its causes and to protect its interests.