Nationalist Congress Party president Sharad Pawar on Monday revealed that a leader from Congress had called Ajit Pawar with a proposal that the former allies (Congress-NCP) should come together to forge an alliance with the Shiv Sena, which has emerged as a second largest party behind the BJP in the Maharashtra Assembly elections.

Shiv Sena has got 63 votes in its kitty and is behind the BJP, which has emerged as a single largest party with 122 votes, falling short by 23 votes to form the government.

"A proposal from Congress was received which said that the former allies should come together to go along with Shiv Sena. However, since we were skeptical about the survival of the government for too long, we did not accept the proposal," Pawar said.


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