Mumbai, Nov. 16 -- Taking a cue from the cricketing analogy used by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nitin Gadkari, the Shiv Sena once again trained gun against its former ally accusing it of resorting to "horse-trading" in Maharashtra where Presidential rule is currently in place.

Countering the minister, Sena in an editorial of its party mouthpiece Saamana said as quoted by NDTV, "In cricket, the game of manipulation and fixing has begun... so there is doubt about the victory. Therefore, it is okay for Gadkari to compare the political game in Maharashtra to a thrilling game of cricket."Meanwhile, the Sena, NCP and Congress have reportedly chalked out a common minimum programme and sealed a deal to form the next state government givi...