After outwitting Uddhav Thackrey in the power game in Maharashtra, the Shinde-led Shiv Sena plans to expand nationally and to soon formalize the party structure across 19 States.
Accoring to the Shinde-Shiv Sena, the party will "Prioritise Hindutva and Good Governance" while executing its plan to expand nationally ahead of the Lok Sabha polls which are barely 12 months away.
The party said on the occasion of Navratra, senior Shiv Sena leaders and former Union Minister Anandrao Adsul visited Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir in the national Capital and said "the party would leverage youth leadership to expand in over 19 states".
"Shiva Sena would honour and take forward the legacy of Bala Saheb Thakre with regards to Hindutva and alliance with its old ally BJP" saidAdsul.
While unfolding its expansion plan the party asserted that it had proved its "good governance in eight months of its rule in Maharashtra".
“We want to honour and take forward the legacy of Bala Saheb Thakre with regards to propagation of Hindutva, good governance, and age-old alliances and accordingly we have chalked out its national plans and actions.The party aims to reach out and strengthen its hold in 19 states at the earliest. We are reaching out with people with our Hindutva and good governance agenda" , informed the Shiv Sena MP.