Real 'Sena' battle: 'Sin' of defection should not be rewarded, Uddhav camp tells SC
Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena faction argued in the Supreme Court today. They stated constitutional provisions should not encourage anti-defection law violations. The court heard arguments on the party symbol dispute and faction recognition. Arguments focused on distinguishing splits from disqualification proceedings. The hearing continues on August 18, with the court considering the nature of a party split.
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