In the sharpest attack yet on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and erstwhile ally BJP, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray wondered if a "chaiwala" (tea-vendor) can become prime minister, why couldn't he become the chief minister of Maharashtra.
"If a 'chaiwala' can become the prime minister, I can definitely become the state chief minister," Uddhav said in an interview with Sanjay Raut, executive editor, "Saamana", the party mouthpiece.

Excerpts of the interview, which will appear on Wednesday morning - the day Maharashtra goes to elect 288 legislators - were released by an aide to Thackeray here Tuesday night.



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