Multiple reports describe an emergency meeting called by the high command of Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) [Sena UBT] in which only three of nine MPs are reported to attend. The accounts say the party issues a mandatory “three-line whip” and summons MPs to the meeting, framing it as a key step in its internal strategy and disciplinary process.
The reports characterize the mobilization as part of a broader campaign referenced as “Operation Tiger,” with the meeting presented as a critical moment intended to compel lawmakers to physically attend and participate. The coverage also implies that the low turnout contrasts with the party’s expectation following the whip.
Across the accounts, the central points remain consistent: the emergency meeting is convened by the party’s leadership, a three-line whip is issued, and attendance is reported at three MPs out of a group of nine. The reports do not provide further details on the reasons for non-attendance or the specific agenda outcomes from the meeting.
