BJP President Amit Shah will meet Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray in Mumbai today.

Highlights Amit Shah meets upset ally Uddhav Thackeray today

Ahead of meeting, Sena magazine writes unflattering editorial

Sena magazine says party will contest 2019 election "alone"

It's not exactly a warm welcome for Amit Shah in Mumbai. Hours ahead of his meeting with Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray , the party's magazine, Saamana, has named Mr Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi as wilful defaulters in ally management. Mr Shah has travelled to the financial capital specifically to assuage Mr Thackeray who has been prolific and creative in his criticism of the BJP though they run Maharashtra together."Ties between the people and the BJP have snapped...for the BJP, relationships are business calculations," an editorial in Saamana proclaimed today.Mr Thackerayis not alone in feeling slighted by the BJP, though he alone has said that he will not be a part of its national coalition for the general election next year. Other members of that league, like the Akali Dal and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar , have indicated they want a more even-handed approach and respect from the BJP, frequently accused of treating its partners as dispensable, secure in its own might - when the PM was elected in 2014, his party had enough seats to form the government on its own without any help from its partners.In March, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu busted out of the Prime Minister's coalition government , alleging that he had been insulted by Mr Modi who refused to meet