text: Mumbai: Leader of Opposition in Maharashtra Assembly and former chief minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday said there might be some differences between BJP and Shiv Sena but they are not enemies.
  Briefing mediapersons, Fadnavis said, "There are no ifs and buts in politics. Decisions are taken according to the prevailing circumstances. There might be some differences with Shiv Sena but we are not enemies. Remember that Shiv Sena fought elections with us and after the results, joined hands with Congress and NCP."
  The former chief minister's remarks came when asked about possibilities of BJP allying with Shiv Sena.
  On Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, he said, "I have no information whether Sanjay Raut has met any BJP leader or not. Sanjay Raut speaks something in the morning and something else in the night."
  "The monsoon session will start from Monday. And, the state government is trying to make a record of running the minimum session. It means no member can speak, such an arrangement is being made. This type of decree was not seen even during the Emergency. It is like the murder of democracy. What did not happen in the last 60 years seems to be happening now," stated Fadnavis.