"On 50 years of the party's journey, Uddhav said, "25 years of it went in stitching alliance with the BJP. "In Kashmir too it (BJP) is now in alliance and what has it done to gives homes to those Kashmiri Pandits in that state," he said. As he broached the topic of MCGM elections, it evoked a strong chorus from the crowd "no alliance, let us contest alone".The Sena chief said that he would leave it to the judgment of the Sainiks. MUMBAI: Stating that he has no desire to snap alliance for ensuing elections to the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) and 9 other civic bodies, Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday issued a veiled threat to the BJP saying he will not tolerate any "twisted" alliance deal.Uddhav was addressing Shivsainiks on the occasion of Sena's 50th foundation day here. "I will not tolerate any 'twisted' alliance deal," he said.Referring to the debate over holding simultaneous Lok Sabha and assembly elections, Uddhav took a dig at frequent foreign visits of Prime Minister Narendra Modi by saying, "it would be better if simultaneous polls are held or else it might create constant hurdles in someone's foreign visits.

Source: Times of India June 19, 2016 18:00 UTC