A day after the Shiv Sena stopped just short of ending all ties with the BJP over endless and bitter wrangling in Maharashtra, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told reporters: "Some problems take care of themselves."

Mr Jaitley had been asked to respond to the Sena's threat to sit in opposition and vote against the BJP government in Maharashtra in a floor test.

The two parties have another day to decide between reconciliation and a messy divorce before new Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis seeks a trust vote in the special assembly session that began today.

For the first time in decades, the BJP and the Sena sat on opposite sides of the assembly.

"It is up to the BJP to decide. We will not hesitate to vote against them if the BJP and NCP come together," said Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, referring to Sharad Pawar's party which has offered to back the BJP's minority government in Maharashtra, a move that has greatly diminished the power of the Shiv Sena.



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