"Sanjay Raut find a new scriptwriter, elections are over": Shiv Sena leader Shaina NC lashes out at Sanjay Raut's statement on discussion of Constitution

Mumbai: Shiv Sena leader Shaina NC on Monday lashed out at Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut's statement on the discussion of the Constitution in the Rajya Sabha and said that he should find a new scriptwriter.
"Sanjay Raut... elections are over. Please find a new scriptwriter, the ruling government only works in the interest of the nation. Sanjay Raut comes out every morning with a frivolous agreement that the government of India is working against the Constitution of India and the role of the judiciary, Parliament, Election Commission of India, Raj Bhavan and the custodians of the Constitution is under threat," Shaina NC said speaking to ANI.
Further, the Shiv Sena leader said that there was no threat to the Constitution, judiciary, Parliament, Election Commission of India and the Raj Bhavan.
"If we had won more seats in the Lok Sabha elections, it would have been a topic of discussion. You are questioning our integrity. There is no threat to the Constitution, judiciary, Parliament, Election Commission of India, Raj Bhavan because PM Modi and the stakeholders of the ruling government are working in the interest of the nation..."Shaina NC further said.
Earlier today, Sanjay Raut had claimed that critical institutions such as the judiciary, Parliament, the Election Commission of India (ECI), and Raj Bhavan which should be the guardians of the Constitution and the ruling government is not in the interest of the nation.
"The present government is working against the Constitution of India. Today, there will be a discussion on the Constitution in the Rajya Sabha.. The role being played by the judiciary, Parliament and the Election Commission of India, Raj Bhavan, which should be the guardians of the Constitution, and the ruling government is not in the interest of the nation," he said.
"If the government had won more than 400 seats in the Lok Sabha elections, the topic of discussion in the Lok Sabha would have been 'Why is it necessary to change the Constitution.' In a country where the judiciary and the Election Commission of India are working under the pressure of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and PM Modi, the Constitution is in danger," Raut added.
The winter session of Parliament commenced on November 25, with both Houses getting adjourned fairly early due to disruptions. The is scheduled to conclude on December 20.