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Shiv Sena workers on Saturday vandalised an office of rebel Shiv Sena MLA Tanaji Sawant, who is currently in Guwahati as part of the Eknath Shinde camp.
A group of Sena workers barged into the office of Bhairavnath Sugar Works, which belongs to Sawant, and damaged the office located in Katraj area in the morning, party corporator Vishal Dhanawade, who was part of the action, said.
"The ransacking of Sawant's office is just the beginning and the offices of every traitor (rebel MLA) will be destroyed in the coming days," he said.
Sawant represents Paranda assembly constituency in Osmanabad district.
Majority of Shiv Sena MLAs have shifted their loyalty to Eknath Shinde and are camping in Guwahati, plunging the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government led by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, who heads the Sena, into a crisis.

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Maharashtra crisis: Shiv Sena back to old ways, rebel legislator's Pune office attacked

Sena corporator Vishal Dhanawade, who was part of the action, said the ransacking of Sawant's office is just the beginning and the offices of every rebel MLA will be destroyed in the coming days

Shiv Sena workers on Saturday vandalised an office of rebel Shiv Sena MLA Tanaji Sawant, who is currently in Guwahati as part of the Eknath Shinde camp.
A group of Sena workers barged into the office of Bhairavnath Sugar Works, which belongs to Sawant, and damaged the office located in Katraj area in the morning, party corporator Vishal Dhanawade, who was part of the action, said.
"The ransacking of Sawant's office is just the beginning and the offices of every traitor (rebel MLA) will be destroyed in the coming days," he said.
Sawant represents Paranda assembly constituency in Osmanabad district.
Majority of Shiv Sena MLAs have shifted their loyalty to Eknath Shinde and are camping in Guwahati, plunging the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government led by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, who heads the Sena, into a crisis.
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Much before the rebellion by a section of Shiv Sena MLAs caught the party-led Maharashtra government off guard and became the talk of the town, these legislators had accomplished the task of giving the slip to their security personnel in order to head to Surat in Gujarat and later to Guwahati, where they are camping at present.
While what unfolds in the ongoing political drama involving these dissident MLAs led by Sena minister Eknath Shinde remains to be seen, it is beyond doubt that they succeeded in throwing dust in the eyes of their security guards as well as party workers in order to keep their plan of escaping to the neighbouring state a secret, which has now given rise to the talks of intelligence failure. A police official said the legislators gave the slip to their security officials and the police personnel citing personal reasons so that the government machinery remains clueless about their plans.
From Tuesday, Maharashtra's ruling alliance - the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) - started battling its worst crisis since coming into existence in 2019 after Shinde rebelled against the party and herded some MLAs, initially to Gujarat and later to Assam, both BJP-ruled states.
The crisis, which erupted hours after the Legislative Council polls held on June 20, which saw the opposition BJP managing to get its fifth candidate elected. Shinde had gone incommunicado following the results. He and a group of rebel MLAs first stayed in Gujarat. Since Wednesday, he has been camping in a Guwahati hotel along with at least 38 rebel MLAs of the Sena and 10 independents. Their rebellion became public on June 21 morning.
Talking about how these legislators managed to escape, mostly from Mumbai, to Surat, located around 280 kms, a police official said, "Many of the MLAs, who have been provided protection by the state police department, told their security personnel that they had some personal work and asked them to wait until they return. However, they headed to Surat after that without informing them." A Mumbai-based MLA was sitting in his office and sipping coconut water when he told his supporters that he would return in a few minutes and left the place, he added. Another party legislator said that he had to go home for some work. A Yuva Sena office-bearer was travelling in his car, but after some distance the legislator forced him to get off and proceeded further, he said.
"Another legislator asked his security personnel to outside a hotel, saying that he had some work inside, but escaped from its another gate, leaving his guards clueless," he said.
As the MLA did not turn up, the security officials informed their seniors about it, the official said, adding that it happened in case of some other legislators too.
Four of these MLAs had categorised security cover. These leaders are Urban Development Minister Eknath Shinde, Minister of State for Home Shambhuraj Desai, ministers Abdul Sattar and Sandipan Bhumre has categorised, he said.
These four MLAs were guarded by the SPOs (special police officers) and security officials, but their security personnel were not aware of their plans as their personal itinerary was not disclosed to them, he added.
"By the time the SPOs informed about the movement to the protectees to their seniors, the MLAs had crossed the state border. All this drama unfolded within a span of a few hours. The police officials, posted for their security did not realise about the escape plan," he said.
Senior officials from the home department said there was no intelligence failure, as the state intelligence department had provided inputs about some Shiv Sena MLAs being in touch with the leaders of the opposition party leaders since the last few months.
"There was nothing on paper as everything was conveyed to the people concerned verbally, but no action was taken on the information," he said.
Two days back, NCP chief Sharad Pawar had reportedly expressed his displeasure to state Home Minister Dilip Walse-Patil, who is from the NCP, about the escape of Sena MLAs and questioned why the state Home ministry and Intelligence department did not alert the MVA leadership about rebel MLAs leaving Maharashtra for a safe haven in BJP-ruled Gujarat.

Explained: how rebel Shiv Sena MLAs threw dust in the eyes of police and fled Mumbai

Explained: how rebel Shiv Sena MLAs hoodwinked police and fled from Mumbai

It is beyond doubt that the rebel Shiv Sena succeeded in throwing dust in the eyes of their security guards as well as party workers in order to keep their plan of escaping to Gujarat a secret.

Much before the rebellion by a section of Shiv Sena MLAs caught the party-led Maharashtra government off guard and became the talk of the town, these legislators had accomplished the task of giving the slip to their security personnel in order to head to Surat in Gujarat and later to Guwahati, where they are camping at present.
While what unfolds in the ongoing political drama involving these dissident MLAs led by Sena minister Eknath Shinde remains to be seen, it is beyond doubt that they succeeded in throwing dust in the eyes of their security guards as well as party workers in order to keep their plan of escaping to the neighbouring state a secret, which has now given rise to the talks of intelligence failure. A police official said the legislators gave the slip to their security officials and the police personnel citing personal reasons so that the government machinery remains clueless about their plans.
From Tuesday, Maharashtra's ruling alliance - the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) - started battling its worst crisis since coming into existence in 2019 after Shinde rebelled against the party and herded some MLAs, initially to Gujarat and later to Assam, both BJP-ruled states.
The crisis, which erupted hours after the Legislative Council polls held on June 20, which saw the opposition BJP managing to get its fifth candidate elected. Shinde had gone incommunicado following the results. He and a group of rebel MLAs first stayed in Gujarat. Since Wednesday, he has been camping in a Guwahati hotel along with at least 38 rebel MLAs of the Sena and 10 independents. Their rebellion became public on June 21 morning.
Talking about how these legislators managed to escape, mostly from Mumbai, to Surat, located around 280 kms, a police official said, "Many of the MLAs, who have been provided protection by the state police department, told their security personnel that they had some personal work and asked them to wait until they return. However, they headed to Surat after that without informing them." A Mumbai-based MLA was sitting in his office and sipping coconut water when he told his supporters that he would return in a few minutes and left the place, he added. Another party legislator said that he had to go home for some work. A Yuva Sena office-bearer was travelling in his car, but after some distance the legislator forced him to get off and proceeded further, he said.
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"Another legislator asked his security personnel to outside a hotel, saying that he had some work inside, but escaped from its another gate, leaving his guards clueless," he said.
As the MLA did not turn up, the security officials informed their seniors about it, the official said, adding that it happened in case of some other legislators too.
Four of these MLAs had categorised security cover. These leaders are Urban Development Minister Eknath Shinde, Minister of State for Home Shambhuraj Desai, ministers Abdul Sattar and Sandipan Bhumre has categorised, he said.
These four MLAs were guarded by the SPOs (special police officers) and security officials, but their security personnel were not aware of their plans as their personal itinerary was not disclosed to them, he added.
"By the time the SPOs informed about the movement to the protectees to their seniors, the MLAs had crossed the state border. All this drama unfolded within a span of a few hours. The police officials, posted for their security did not realise about the escape plan," he said.
Senior officials from the home department said there was no intelligence failure, as the state intelligence department had provided inputs about some Shiv Sena MLAs being in touch with the leaders of the opposition party leaders since the last few months.
"There was nothing on paper as everything was conveyed to the people concerned verbally, but no action was taken on the information," he said.
Two days back, NCP chief Sharad Pawar had reportedly expressed his displeasure to state Home Minister Dilip Walse-Patil, who is from the NCP, about the escape of Sena MLAs and questioned why the state Home ministry and Intelligence department did not alert the MVA leadership about rebel MLAs leaving Maharashtra for a safe haven in BJP-ruled Gujarat.
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Nearly 30 rebel MLAs of Shiv Sena along with their leader Eknath Shinde have left their hotel here and are now being flown to Guwahati in Assam, sources said.
Maharashtra rebel minister Eknath Shinde along with nearly 30 rebel Shiv Sena MLAs were staying at a hotel on Dumas road in Surat city of Gujarat upon their arrival here on Monday night.
Now, due to some undisclosed reasons, they are being shifted to Guwahati in Assam by air.
These MLAs sat in a luxury bus during early hours of Wednesday as they were being taken to the airport, from where they will be shifted to another BJP-ruled state Assam by air, sources said.
On Tuesday, Shiv Sena leaders Milind Narvekar and Ravindra Phatak, sent by Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, held discussions with the rebels at the hotel.
However, talks it seems were not successful.
Shiv Sena MLAs are going to be airlifted to Guwahati to avoid any confrontation by Sena party workers, said a BJP leader.
The Sena MLAs who have been camping in Surat based starred hotel are led by Maharashtra Urban Development minister Eknath Shinde.
Sources close to Shinde claimed that there are 30 odd MLAs with him.
A senior BJP leader from Maharashtra on Monday late night told PTI, “We are shifting the MLAs to Guwahati for security reason. Surat being very close to Mumbai, may witness some backlash from angry Sena workers.” Maharashtra minister and some MLAs reached the hotel in Surat on late Monday night, hours after Legislative Council polls which saw the BJP winning a fifth seat despite not having enough numbers in the Assembly, possibly due to suspected cross-voting from the ruling bloc besides support from Independent MLAs and those from smaller parties.
After the Council poll results, Shinde went incommunicado and later it came to light he is camping in the hotel along with some party MLAs

Maha crisis: Sena MLAs leave Surat hotel, being taken to Guwahati

Maha crisis: Sena MLAs leave Surat hotel, taken to Guwahati

On Tuesday, Shiv Sena leaders Milind Narvekar and Ravindra Phatak, sent by Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, held discussions with the rebels at the hotel in Surat

Nearly 30 rebel MLAs of Shiv Sena along with their leader Eknath Shinde have left their hotel here and are now being flown to Guwahati in Assam, sources said.
Maharashtra rebel minister Eknath Shinde along with nearly 30 rebel Shiv Sena MLAs were staying at a hotel on Dumas road in Surat city of Gujarat upon their arrival here on Monday night.
Now, due to some undisclosed reasons, they are being shifted to Guwahati in Assam by air.
These MLAs sat in a luxury bus during early hours of Wednesday as they were being taken to the airport, from where they will be shifted to another BJP-ruled state Assam by air, sources said.
On Tuesday, Shiv Sena leaders Milind Narvekar and Ravindra Phatak, sent by Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, held discussions with the rebels at the hotel.
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However, talks it seems were not successful.
Shiv Sena MLAs are going to be airlifted to Guwahati to avoid any confrontation by Sena party workers, said a BJP leader.
The Sena MLAs who have been camping in Surat based starred hotel are led by Maharashtra Urban Development minister Eknath Shinde.
Sources close to Shinde claimed that there are 30 odd MLAs with him.
A senior BJP leader from Maharashtra on Monday late night told PTI, &ldquo;We are shifting the MLAs to Guwahati for security reason. Surat being very close to Mumbai, may witness some backlash from angry Sena workers.&rdquo; Maharashtra minister and some MLAs reached the hotel in Surat on late Monday night, hours after Legislative Council polls which saw the BJP winning a fifth seat despite not having enough numbers in the Assembly, possibly due to suspected cross-voting from the ruling bloc besides support from Independent MLAs and those from smaller parties.
After the Council poll results, Shinde went incommunicado and later it came to light he is camping in the hotel along with some party MLAs

Congress, which has been reeling under an intense assault from Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, got a boost from Shiv Sena on Tuesday.
Days after Mamata's "No UPA now" taunt, Sena MP Sanjay Raut met Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Delhi and gave the party a vote of confidence.
After the meeting, Raut said that there can be no opposition front without the Congress. The same line was echoed by the third partner in the Maharashtra government, the NCP.
Sharad Pawar's party asserted it will make every effort to form a broad-based alliance that will also include the Congress.
Interestingly, Sharad Pawar was by Mamata's side when she declared the UPA dead during her visit to Mumbai last week.
When asked how the opposition parties are coming together to take on the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Raut said efforts for this are on.
“I have told Rahulji to take a lead in this and work towards it. There can be no (opposition) front without the Congress. What will two-three fronts of opposition do?” the Rajya Sabha MP said.
Raut said the Sena has already stated that no opposition front is possible without the Congress.
“I have not talked about any leader leading the front. I am only saying there should be only one front. If there are two-three fronts, then it cannot be an alternative. Only then can we present an alternative (to the BJP),” he stressed.
When asked how can the Congress and TMC be brought together when the relations between the two are strained, Raut said Pawar will play a role in this.

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Shiv Sena balm for Congress & Rahul after Mamata's 'no UPA' jab

Congress, which has been reeling under an intense assault from Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, got a boost from Shiv Sena on Tuesday.
Days after Mamata's "No UPA now" taunt, Sena MP Sanjay Raut met Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Delhi and gave the party a vote of confidence.
After the meeting, Raut said that there can be no opposition front without Congress.
Byte Sanjay&nbsp;Raut:&nbsp;
The same line was echoed by the third partner in the Maharashtra government, the NCP.
Sharad Pawar's party asserted it will make every effort to form a broad-based alliance that will also include Congress.
Interestingly, Sharad Pawar was by Mamata's side when she declared the UPA dead during her recent visit to Mumbai.
When asked how can Congress and TMC be brought together when the relations between the two are strained, Raut said Pawar will play a role in this.
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Congress, which has been reeling under an intense assault from Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, got a boost from Shiv Sena on Tuesday.
Days after Mamata's "No UPA now" taunt, Sena MP Sanjay Raut met Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Delhi and gave the party a vote of confidence.
After the meeting, Raut said that there can be no opposition front without Congress. The same line was echoed by the third partner in the Maharashtra government, the NCP.
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Sharad Pawar's party asserted it will make every effort to form a broad-based alliance that will also include the Congress.
Interestingly, Sharad Pawar was by Mamata's side when she declared the UPA dead during her visit to Mumbai last week.
When asked how the opposition parties are coming together to take on the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Raut said efforts for this are on.
&ldquo;I have told Rahulji to take a lead in this and work towards it. There can be no (opposition) front without the Congress. What will two-three fronts of opposition do?&rdquo; the Rajya Sabha MP said.
Raut said the Sena has already stated that no opposition front is possible without the Congress.
&ldquo;I have not talked about any leader leading the front. I am only saying there should be only one front. If there are two-three fronts, then it cannot be an alternative. Only then can we present an alternative (to the BJP),&rdquo; he stressed.
When asked how can the Congress and TMC be brought together when the relations between the two are strained, Raut said Pawar will play a role in this.

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Angry Sena workers clashed with BJP members and police as they tried to storm Rane's residence. Ugly street fight scenes were witnessed on the streets of Mumbai as Sena workers vented their anger against the minister.
In Nashik, Sena workers pelted stones at the BJP office. They also put up posters in Mumbai and other places, calling him a kombdi chor&rsquo;, which means chicken stealer, a reference to the poultry shop he ran in Chembur five decades ago.
The union minister, while speaking in Raigad on Monday had said that it's "shameful" that a CM doesn't know the year of independence and he would have "slapped Uddhav over his ignorance".
The BJP leader and former Shiv Sena chief minister claimed that Thackeray forgot the year of independence during his August 15 address.
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Watch: Shiv Sena on rampage over Narayan Rane 'slap CM' remark

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray.

Watch: Shiv Sena on rampage over Narayan Rane 'slap CM' remark
Shiv Sena&nbsp;workers clash with BJP&nbsp;members, cops in Mumbai
Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;workers try to storm Rane;s house, pelt stones
Angry Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;workers pelt stones at BJP&nbsp;office in Nashik
Rane's&nbsp;'slap Uddhav' remark; Sena&nbsp;anger spills onto streets&nbsp;

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Angry Sena workers clashed with BJP members and police as they tried to storm Rane's residence. Ugly street fight scenes were witnessed on the streets of Mumbai as Sena workers vented their anger against the minister.
In Nashik, Sena workers pelted stones at the BJP office. They also put up posters in Mumbai and other places, calling him a kombdi chor&rsquo;, which means chicken stealer, a reference to the poultry shop he ran in Chembur five decades ago.
The union minister, while speaking in Raigad on Monday had said that it's "shameful" that a CM doesn't know the year of independence and he would have "slapped Uddhav over his ignorance".
The BJP leader and former Shiv Sena chief minister claimed that Thackeray forgot the year of independence during his August 15 address.
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