In Sena vs. Sena, Eknath Shinde makes fun of "Hindutva t-shirts," while Uddhav Thackeray compares the BJP to "amoeba"

Shiv Sena (UBT) president Uddhav Thackeray accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of spreading bogus Hindutva at his party’s Dussehra rally on Thursday in Mumbai’s Shivaji Park. The UBT chief compared the BJP to a single-celled organism called a "amoeba," which multiplies and changes shape through pseudopods, or fake feet, while speaking to party members and supporters. It spreads and establishes alliances as it pleases, and after one task is completed, it moves on to another.

When it enters the body, it causes stomachaches, and when it enters society, it upsets the tranquility, according to Uddhav Thackeray. Eknath Shinde, the leader of the Shinde Sena, responded sharply to Thackeray's charge against the BJP. Speaking at a rally in Dussehra on Thursday, Shinde charged that the UBT chairman was "working against his own party."

The head of the Shinde Sena also cited statements made by Congressman P Chidambaram, who claimed that the UPA government was pressured by the US to refrain from attacking Pakistan following the 26/11 Mumbai terror assault. Shinde claimed that it was "treachery" to not attack Pakistan "under someone's pressure".