Mumbai: After a bitter campaign by ruling alliance partners during the recent municipal elections, Shiv Sena ministers today attended a meeting of the Maharashtra Cabinet here.
Sena ministers Subhash Desai and Diwakar Raote were among those present at the meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
The civic poll campaign, especially in the adjoining Kalyan-Dombivali Municipal Corporation, had seen top state leaders of both the parties indulge in aggressive and sometimes personal attacks against each other.
Fadnavis had spoken of “counting the teeth of the tiger (Sena)”, while Sena president Uddhav Thackeray had also singled out the chief minister in his campaign.
The Sena yesterday emerged as the single largest party in the KDMC election, bagging 52 seats, but fell short of a majority in the 122-member body.
The BJP came second, winning 42 seats, sharply improving on its earlier tally of nine.
