Mumbai’s municipal corporation conspicuously seems reluctant to say YES to any of the Sena camps. It speculates a possible “law and order situation” if permission was given to any of the two camps.

On the other hand Team Thackeray comes up with a ‘Guerrilla’ defiance After ‘No’ to both the camps for the venue of Dussehra celebration.

Now the things are changed after the removal of Uddhav Thackeray from the chair of Maharashtra Chief Minister with the advent of Eknath Shinde having majority of Sena MLAs’ support.

Following the rejection over the permission to hold the party’s annual Dussehra Rally, the statement from the Uddhav Thackereay camp clearly sounds disobeying to the decision. For the function on October 5 at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park, Shiv Sena Uddhav says ‘‘no matter what’’, it will go ahead.

Both the feuding factions of the Shiv Sena now are going to be judged by their own acceptance of the administrative decision.