The visit is aimed at giving a pep talk to BJP leaders and workers ahead of the crucial Assembly polls in which the party is seeking to dislodge the 15-year-old Congress-NCP coalition government in Maharashtra, still smarting from a humiliating defeat in Lok Sabha polls in the state.
The Sena-BJP-led 'Mahayuti' had bagged 42 of the state's 48 Lok Sabha seats, reducing NCP to 4 and Congress 2, the ruling alliance's worst-ever performance.
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He is also slated to visit the famous Lalbaugcha Raja Ganpati Mandal in Lower Parel and the Ganesh Mandal represented by Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar.
However, there is no official word on his meeting Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray so far.
Encouraged by its remarkable success in Lok Sabha elections, BJP has been insisting on greater number of seats than it had contested in the 2009 Legislative Assembly polls.
In 2009, Shiv Sena had contested 169 seats and BJP 119, bagging 44 and 46 seats respectively in the 288-member house.
There has been no headway in talks between the seat sharing talks between the two parties and several smaller allies, including RPI (Athavale), have expressed concern over the delay. However, both BJP and Shiv Sena leaders have been insisting that things would be sorted out.