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Eknath Shinde's faction gains MPs from Shiv Sena, and Arvind Sawant asks Om Birla not to grant recognition in Delhi.

15 reports, 9 independent Updated Jun 17
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Eknath Shinde's faction gains MPs from Shiv Sena, and Arvind Sawant asks Om Birla not to grant recognition in Delhi.

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Eknath ShindeShiv SenaOm Birla

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  1. MPs held a press conference in New Delhi to appeal to the Speaker regarding their party status.Sub-event
  2. Eknath Shinde continues to lead the ruling Shiv Sena faction in Maharashtra amidst political developments in New Delhi.Sub-event
  3. Leaders from Shiv Sena traveled to Delhi for critical meetings seeking recognition as a separate parliamentary group.Sub-event
  4. Parliamentary party and Lok Sabha meetings were held in Delhi involving Uddhav Thackeray and Om Birla.Sub-event
  5. Shiv Sena faces internal split and rebellion, with MPs allegedly being bought for Rs 15 crore.1 source
  6. Shiv Sena faction holds press conference in Delhi, initiates legal battle with Speaker.1 source
  7. Party leaders, including Sanjay Raut and Arvind Sawant, address media amid split speculation with Shinde faction.1 source
  8. Eknath Shinde's faction achieved majority strength, pending the Speaker's final ruling on the party merger.1 source
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  1. Fresh developments regarding Eknath Shinde's faction and political bloc shifts in Delhi.1 source
  2. Shinde faction gains MPs from Shiv Sena; Sawant asks Speaker Birla to deny recognition.1 source

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