After a meeting of the core state BJP team with the party's national president Amit Shah in New Delhi on Thursday, sources said that no concrete decisions over the alliance with Shiv Sena for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections have been taken yet. The two parties had entered an alliance ahead of the Lok Sabha polls earlier this year.

The BJP is willing to give Sena 126 of 288 seats, keep 144 for itself and allot 18 to smaller allies, sources in the Sena said. However, a senior BJP leader who was part of the deliberations in Delhi told mid-day, "Nothing has been finalised yet (about seat-sharing)."