- 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.
The Speaker formally recognized the change in party affiliation, leading to political shifts that influence the central government's agenda.
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What happened
The Speaker formally recognized the change in party affiliation, leading to political shifts that influence the central government's agenda.
Who's involved
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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.
- Raut suggests Army protection for betrayers as Shiv Sena seeks disqualification from Lok Sabha Speaker.
- Lok Sabha Speaker oversees the merger process and guides the ruling party through defections.
The entities involved
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Shiv Sena
political party of India
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Om Birla
Speaker of the Lok Sabha
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Centre
political party in Croatia
Related events
- Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party are contesting a local authorities constituency election in Nashik, competing for the ruling alliance's candidature.
- Parliamentary sessions are underway in New Delhi, with the Speaker operating within the legislative body and a minister communicating about a new party.
- Neelam Gorhe is reported to have served as a leader of the Shiv Sena party.