"What did BJP do in Goa in last five years?" he asked addressing a poll rally in Saligaon Assembly constituency in North Goa.
"BJP has disappointed people in Goa. People in Goa are disillusioned with BJP," he said.
"We are not greedy for power," the Sena leader said, adding "Our government will come to power in Goa."
Shiv Sena had recently ended its 25-year-old alliance with BJP and decided to go it solo for the October 15 Maharashtra Assembly polls amid continued deadlock over seat-sharing.
Sena is contesting four seats, including the one in Saligao, in the 40-member Goa Assembly.
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