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Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray, who had been critically ill for the past several days, was pronounced dead today afternoon.
The 86-year-old cartoonist turned politician, known for his strong views and speaking his mind, sometimes bordering on the offensive, breathed his last at 3.33 pm.
A big question mark hangs over the Shiv Sena after Bal Thackeray.
As a personality-oriented party, the average Sena worker is simply not prepared to accept another leader.
Gurpreeet Singh Chadha, alias Ponty Chadha, the man synonymous with liquor trade in north-India and for his political connection cutting across party lines, was shot dead.
Mumbai, November 17