From the Editor-in-Chief
India Today Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie talks about the soap opera played out in Maharashtra.
The promiscuity of Indian political parties is well known. The past four decades are riddled with instances of the strangest bedfellows getting together to be in power. The most recent of course is the soap opera played out in Maharashtra. Two parties the BJP and the Shiv Sena which had been allies for the past 30 years fought the election together. They got a mandate to rule the state jointly, but fell out after the results were declared on October 24 over the Sena's claims that they had
