"We have fought (the elections) as an alliance, the alliance is of NDA (National Democratic Alliance). So, we have no complaints about that, we are a still a part of NDA. Yes, it (the alliance) will remain at the Centre.
"As far as the state alliance is concerned, discussions are on. We want the alliance to remain at the state level. It is an old alliance based on principles, not electoral politics," Geete, who is the Union Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Minister, told reporters here.
Differences have emerged between two parties after Shiv Sena refused to accept BJP's demand for contesting seats more than the last Assembly elections.
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