<span style="color: #222222;">Shiv Sena President Uddhav Thackeray on Friday tried to assure his partymen that its bow and arrow symbol will remain unchanged.<br />''<br />'' Addressing a press conference in Mumbai, Mr. Thackeray said the legislature party and the registered political outfit are two separate entities. Emphasizing that he had consulted legal experts on the issue, the former Chief Minister said the 'bow and arrow' is Shiv Sena's official symbol and it will remain the same.<br />'' <br />'' Reiterating that his group was the official Shiv Sena, Mr. Thackeray said a small fraction of legislators moving out does not affect the political outfit and it will continue to thrive with the help of its dedicated workers and supporters.<br />'' <br />'' Calling for mid-term polls, Mr. Thackeray said all the controversy surrounding his party's decision to ditch the BJP and join hands with Congress and NCP to form an alliance would come to a rest following the people's mandate.<br />'' <br />''Stating that he firmly believes in the country's judiciary, Mr. Thackeray said all eyes are set on the Supreme Court that will decide his petition over the disqualification of 16 MLAs of the Shinde faction. He said the decision, expected early next week, will decide the future course of democracy in the country.</span><br />