175 members support Shiv Sena in Maharashtra: confusing situation for BJP

Sanjay Raut sent a message to NCP leader Ajit Pawar saying, 'Hi, Sanjay Raut. Jai Maharashtra '

Shiv Sena insistence for the post of civic body will be received by Raut as usual

(By Representative) Mumbai, Ta. November 3, 2019, Sunday

The political upheaval created by the government in Maharashtra remained unchanged on Sunday. Even after 10 days after the results of the Assembly elections, no compromise on the sharing of power between the BJP and the Shiv Sena could not be made. As such, speculation about the formation of new political equations in the political circles is hot in the market.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Sunday claimed the Shiv Sena had the backing of 175 legislators. He also approached NPC leader Ajit Pawar. Ajit Pawar disclosed this and said that Raut had sent a message to contact him and they would contact him. According to a report, Sanjay Raut is scheduled to meet the governor on Monday evening.

Sanjay Raut said that his party would only talk to the BJP on the issue of the post of Chief Minister. No talks have yet been made on the composition of the government. The Shiv Sena has received the support of more than 170 MLAs.

This figure can go up to 175. Sanjay Raut, targeting the BJP, said that the silence of BJP national president and Union minister Amit Shah was not appropriate. He should clarify this point.

Raut attacked BJP, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, claiming that if BJP had the courage, it would have formed a government without the Shiv Sena. BJP Enforcement Directorate (ED), CBI, police, money and bullying threatened to break the legislators from other parties and form a government.

In another incident, Sanjay Raut sent a message to NCP leader Ajit Pawar. The message was' Hello, Sanjay Raut. Jai Maharashtra. ' Former Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar made the point, saying that this message means I should call him. I'll call them.

On the other hand, in Maharashtra, the NCP is trying to form a government with the Shiv Sena to keep the BJP out of power. For this, NCP chief Sharad Pawar is meeting Sonia Gandhi in Delhi on Monday. After this meeting, the possibility of major upheaval in Maharashtra politics is being expressed in the political circle.

On the other hand, the NCP is ready on both options to participate in power or sit in opposition in Maharashtra. The tone comes from Sharad Pawar's meeting with party leaders on Silver Oak. It is learned that the NCP will take steps accordingly after getting a clear response from Congress to participate in the meeting between Sonia Gandhi and Sharad Pawar in Delhi on Monday. That is, Sharad Pawar will play an important role in establishing a government in Maharashtra.

The NCP leader said that the Congress leader of the state met Pawar Saheb last week and when it was necessary to take initiative to keep the BJP out of power in the state, Pawar first asked for the approval of the senior leader of your party.

We have started talking to all the non-BJP elements. However, an alternative government is possible if Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray shows readiness to quit alliance with BJP. We are going to all the possibilities.