The possibility that MNS will join the BJP-Shiv Sena-NCP alliance is stoked by Raj Thackeray's visit to Delhi. The BJP wants to take advantage of MNS power in Maharashtra. Ramdas Athawale, a union minister, is against MNS joining the NDA coalition.
The idea that the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), led by Raj Thackeray, would merge with the BJP-led NDA alliance in time for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections has gathered traction since Thackeray's late-night arrival in Delhi.
There have been rumours for the past few days that Thackeray will join the Maharashtra-based BJP-Shiv Sena-NCP Mahayuti alliance. Along with his son Amit Thackeray, Thackeray arrived in Delhi on Monday night. Today, the head of MNS met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi.
Thackeray had earlier stated, "I don't know what my schedule is yet," in an interview with the news agency ANI. I was ordered to travel to Delhi just now. See you later."
NCP-SCP leader and MP Supriya Sule commented on MNS president Raj Thackeray's travel to Delhi, saying, "He has gone to Delhi." Who he will encounter there is still up in the air. I believe that the time has come to combat inflation, unemployment, and corruption, and that the states must do so within the bounds of the Constitution." She responded to reporters when they inquired if MNS will be a part of the MVA by saying, "Everyone will be welcomed and respected in the Aghadi..."
In an important move, the BJP called a core committee meeting to discuss possible candidates for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in eight states, including Maharashtra.
According to a Free Press Journal story, the BJP hopes to use Thackeray's party's influence to win over Marathi-speaking supporters in Mumbai, Thane, Pune, and Nashik, despite the fact that MNS does not have any MLAs or MPs in Maharashtra.
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