The Central Mos and RPI chief Ramdas Athawale had called party leaders meeting to decide the party agenda for the upcoming election. Despite Ramdas Athawale is part of NDA alliance, he is unhappy because he was not invited for Sena-BJP alliance meeting and press. He was addressing a press conference after his party meeting. Athawale demands two seats for Loksabha, one each from Sena and BJP. He declared his support to NDA and also asked for proper treatment from the Sena – BJP alliance. He also demands 6-7 seats for assembly election and added that CM Devendra Fadanvis would give a proper solution over this issue.
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