MUMBAI: Though newly-elected Sena UBT MLAs and party functionaries have urged party chief Uddhav Thackeray to fight local body polls alone on all seats and not be part of Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), MP Sanjay Raut on Thursday said the party will not walk out of MVA, reports Chaitanya Marpakwar.
"After the results, all three parties are shocked. Work is under way to find reasons for this defeat. These reasons are going in the direction of EVMs, and all three parties will have to sit together and discuss. After the defeat, some workers definitely feel they should have fought on their own. But in the coming period, elections to BMC and 14 MCs in the state are being held. That too will have to be decided," Raut said.
"We contested the Lok Sabha elections as MVA, which benefited us. We cannot forget this," he added.