The story of continuous disunity in Trinamool Congress and Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena, migration and ‘decreasing trust’ in party leadership: Keshav Maurya

By Sandy Verma On Jun 18, 2026

Lucknow. There is a split in opposition parties from West Bengal to Maharashtra. The opposition is making serious allegations against the BJP regarding this. Now Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya has hit back and targeted the opposition party leaders. He said that instead of introspecting on their political failures, leadership crisis and organizational weakness, blaming BJP for everything has become a favorite pastime of the opposition today.

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Keshav Prasad Maurya wrote on social media The bitter truth is that fed up with ‘family politics’, the MPs and MLAs of these parties, anticipating their ‘dark future’, naturally start trying to find a safe political base.

Covering up one’s failures and blaming the BJP and its leadership has today become a convenient excuse for the opposition. The bitter truth is that, fed up with ‘family politics’, the MPs and MLAs of these parties, anticipating their ‘dark future’, are naturally trying to find a safe political base…
— Keshav Prasad Maurya (@kpmaurya1) June 18, 2026

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Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress and Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena have a story of continuous disunity, migration and ‘decreasing trust’ in the party leadership. Same is the situation with the Indi alliance led by Rahul Gandhi, which claims unity in such a way that even Fevicol joints would feel ashamed. But from within he is ‘wired’.

He further wrote, instead of introspecting on its political failures, leadership crisis and organizational weakness, blaming the BJP for everything has become a favorite pastime of the opposition today, while the public clearly sees that the problem is not the BJP, but the opposition’s own failures.