Third Eye: AAP buzz on new innings, adopting ways to woo voters and Raj Thackeray 'not bonded by fevicol yet'

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Raj Thackeray ‘not bonded by fevicol yet:
Shiv Sena recently invited MNS chief Raj Thackeray to address a rally in support of its Lok Sabha candidates Shrikant Shinde (CM Eknath Shinde's son) and Naresh Mhaske. Before Thackeray, Shinde said how partners BJP, Sena and NCP, including MNS that is supporting the coalition from outside, are 'bonded by fevicol'. However, Thackeray spoke against migrants and NCP's Chhagan Bhujbal for 'splitting' Shiv Sena several years ago. While crowds and Sena and BJP leaders were startled, Thackeray said he could speak his mind as he was supporting from outside. «They still haven't put fevicol on me,» said Thackeray.
Adopting Ways to Woo Voters The prime minister and BJP have always adopted several innovative ways to reach out to voters. NaMo app is promoting blue, orange and white t-shirts and caps to seek votes for the party. The slogan #PhirEkBaarModiSarkar, #ModiKaParivar, #ModiHaiToMumkinHai and #ModiKiGuarantee are written on the merchandise and people can book them through the app. Also available are mugs, badges and wristbands. The famous Modi masks which were worn by his supporters at BJP rallies are, however, not on the list this time.

AAP Buzz on New Innings The Swati Maliwal episode has triggered a fresh round of rumpus in Delhi’s political circles. The latest buzz is that while Maliwal has been persuaded to stay back in AAP, party leaders including Raghav Chadha and Harbhajan Singh are set to join BJP. Another name added to the list is Delhi minister Kailash Gahlot, who