Shiv Sena's Parliament Office Allotted To Eknath Shinde Faction
NDTV
The poll panel had last week recognised the Eknath Shinde faction as the original Shiv Sena, allowing it to use the "bow and arrow" symbol in elections - practically denying Uddhav Thackeray a claim on the party his father, Bal Thackeray, founded in 1966.
The Lok Sabha Secretariat has allotted the Shiv Sena office in Parliament House to the Eknath Shinde-led faction after the Election Commission's decision to recognise the group as the real Shiv Sena.
Responding to a letter written by Mr Shinde faction's floor leader Rahul Shewalae, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said the designated room for the Sena office in the Parliament building has been allotted to the party.
The poll panel had last week recognised the Eknath Shinde faction as the original Shiv Sena, allowing it to use the "bow and arrow" symbol in elections - practically denying Uddhav Thackeray a claim on the party his father, Bal Thackeray, founded in 1966.
Thereafter on February 18, Mr Shewale had written to the Lok Sabha Secretariat seeking allotment of the office for the party.
