- Eknath Shinde's faction gains MPs from Shiv Sena, and Arvind Sawant asks Om Birla not to grant recognition in Delhi.
- Leaders from Shiv Sena traveled to Delhi for critical meetings seeking recognition as a separate parliamentary group.
- Shiv Sena addresses political instability, with the Election Commission recognizing past splits and efforts underway to prevent recognition of breakaway camps.
- Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is handling potential disqualification proceedings amid Shiv Sena's leadership challenges.
Lok Sabha Speaker oversees the merger process and guides the ruling party through defections.
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What happened
Lok Sabha Speaker oversees the merger process and guides the ruling party through defections.
Who's involved
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Part of
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is handling potential disqualification proceedings amid Shiv Sena's leadership challenges.Also in this story
- Shiv Sena faction seeks recognition in Parliament while decisions on rebel TMC MPs are under review.
- Om Birla's office is considering the Shiv Sena's party merger while presiding over Lok Sabha proceedings.
- The Speaker formally recognized the change in party affiliation, leading to political shifts that influence the central government's agenda.
- The Shiv Sena is facing internal dissent and leadership challenges, leading the Maharashtra Home Department to direct enhanced security for concerned MPs.
The entities involved
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Om Birla
Speaker of the Lok Sabha
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Eknath Shinde
Indian politician and Chief Minister of Maharashtra from 2022 to 2024