In the ongoing Shiv Sena political dispute, the Uddhav Thackeray camp calls a party meeting and issues notices to MPs it describes as rebels, according to reporting from NDTV. The developments are tied to allegations within the party over defections and attempts to secure support.
NDTV reports that MP Sanjay Raut, speaking for the Uddhav camp, claims that money is being used to “buy MPs.” He alleges that ₹15 crore is being paid individually. Raut’s allegation frames the dispute as one involving financial inducements to influence legislators.
Alongside these claims, the Uddhav camp signals internal action by announcing a party meeting scheduled for tomorrow and issuing a notice to rebel MPs. The notices indicate the camp is seeking to address dissent and challenges to its leadership.
The reports reflect the continuation of public back-and-forth within Shiv Sena, with leadership camps contesting legitimacy and alleging wrongdoing as they take steps to consolidate support ahead of the meeting.
