You have spent over two decades with the Congress, now four months with the Shiv Sena, how are you settling in?
I’ve settled in very well, better than I expected and anticipated. A while back, the party nominated me to the Rajya Sabha, to the Upper House of the Parliament, and I feel very proud. It’s good to be back in the Parliament. My politics would be the same, focused, development-oriented and constructive. Essentially, I don’t just want to represent Mumbai and Maharashtra but raise issues that concern the nation. That’s the politics I’ve always believed in and that is the freedom Eknath Shinde ji has given me.