"Devendra Fadnavis should reconsider the decision," Shiv Sena spokesperson Arvind Sawant told reporters here when asked about the issue.
"Sentiments of elected representatives should be honoured," said Sawant, a MP from Mumbai South constituency.
Yesterday, throwing his weight behind Mundhe, Fadnavis had suspended the no-confidence motion passed by the NCP-ruled body against the IAS officer popular among the public for his firm stand against illegal constructions.
The motion, passed 105 to 6 on October 25, was sent to the Urban Development department headed by Fadnavis.
The development was also viewed as a snub to Sena which had voted against the officer.
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