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In Sena tussle, Shinde camp submits its symbol options. Here's what they are

A day ago, the camp headed by Uddhav Thackeray had asked the polling body to finalise one of three symbols- a trident, burning torch, and rising Sun - finalised by his camp and a name without delay ahead of the bypoll.

Updated on: Oct 10, 2022 04:59 PM IST
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The Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena faction on Monday submitted a list of three symbols – ‘rising sun’, ‘trident’ and ‘mace’ to the Election Commission as it's choices for the party symbol.

File photo of Maharashtra chief minister and leader of rebel Sena group Eknath Shinde.
File photo of Maharashtra chief minister and leader of rebel Sena group Eknath Shinde.

A day ago, the camp headed by Uddhav Thackeray had asked the polling body to finalise one of three symbols- a trident, burning torch, and rising Sun - finalised by his camp and a name without delay ahead of the bypoll.

On Saturday, the EC had barred the Sena factions from using the party name and its election symbol in the November 3 Andheri East assembly bypoll.

The commission's order came on a plea over claims by the rival factions for control of the organisation. It asked the two groups to suggest by Monday three different name choices and as many symbols for allocation to their respective groups.

With October 14 as the last date of filing papers for the bypolls, the EC decision on the alternative symbols and names of the two factions is likely soon.

(With agency inputs)

 
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