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Mumbai: The power tussle of BJP-Shiv Sena continues in Maharashtra over government formation, the latter's leader, Sanjay Raut, continues his attacks on ally BJP. Raut has reiterated that the demands of Shiv Sena are firm. "There is no new proposal on the formation of government, and we will move forward with our demand to share the post of chief minister for 2.5 years each. If the President's rule is imposed in Maharashtra then it will be an insult to the peoples' mandate," Raut said.
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