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Raj Thackeray not averse to becoming Chief Minister

MUMBAI, SEPT. 7. Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray's nephew and party leader Raj Thackeray today said he was not averse to becoming the Chief Minister of Maharashtra and could even join electoral politics some time in future.

``I aspire to be the Chief Minister. There is nothing wrong in aspiring,'' Mr. Raj told a meet-the press programme organised by the Mantralaya Patrakar Sangh here. — PTI

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