In Maharashtra, the Shiv Sena, NCP, Congress will form a 'Trimurti' government

To form a government, the Shiv Sena has to give up the ideology of Hindutva

Sharad Pawar will visit Sonia Gandhi on Sunday

(By Representative) Mumbai, Ta. November 15, 2019, Friday

Attempts to form the government of the Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress coalition with new equations to form a government in Maharashtra apart from the BJP are in the final stages. Probably an official announcement is expected Sunday, November 17, to form a coalition government of all three parties.

In the new government, the Chief Minister will be the Shiv Sena for five years while the Deputy Chief Minister is believed to be from the NCP and the Congress. A common minimum program has been set up between the three parties to form this government. The BJP, on the other hand, has also claimed that as it is the largest party, the government in the state will become its own.

NCP leader Sharad Pawar said that a coalition government of Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress will be formed and it will meet the five-year term. He ruled out the possibility of midterm elections in the state. "We will ensure that this government completes a five-year rule," he said. NCP spokesman Nawab Malik in Mumbai said that the Shiv Sena will get the CM's post.

For the post of Chief Minister, the Shiv Sena split from Mahayuti and separated from the BJP. So his feelings should be respected. On the other hand, now BJP state president Chandrakant Patil said, "We are the largest party in the state and the government cannot be without us." BJP leaders are constantly repeating that we will form a government.

Shiv Sena, which has adopted the ideology of secularism leaving the flag of Hinduism and formation of government in collaboration with the NCP, is announcing on Sunday that coincidence, that is, the date of the Hindu heart of Emperor Balasaheb Thackeray.

On that day, the Shiv Sena has been embracing the ideology of Congress and NCP like secular. Although the Shiv Sena gets five years as prime minister, there is debate in the political circles that the government will run Congress-NCP by controlling the Shiv Sena as the Deputy Chief Minister is with the Congress-NCP.

On the other hand, when the Shiv Sena, the Congress and the NCP coalition government are moving towards forming a government in Maharashtra, BJP leader Chandrakant Patil and former chief minister Devendra Fadnavi claim that it is impossible for a government without BJP. If the Congress-NCP is to become the Shiv Sena's coalition government, it is also throwing criticism at them for saying how long they will remain in power.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi will approve the final decision drafted by the Common Minimum Program to form the Congress-NCP and Shiv Sena coalition government. Thereafter, an official announcement will be made to form a government. However, in this matter, NCP chief Sharad Pawar will visit Sonia Gandhi in Delhi in two days and will be reduced, it has been reported.

According to the draft, the Shiv Sena will be given five years as the Chief Minister because the Shiv Sena has been left with the BJP for the post of Chief Minister. Therefore, for the honor of Shiv Sena, he will be made the Chief Minister for five years. The post of Deputy Chief Minister will be the NCP and Congress will be two and a half years or five years in a row for two Deputy Chief Ministers.

The cabinet of the remaining powers will be the Minister of Equality ie 14-14-14. Apart from this, it has been learned that the Congress is in demand as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. But with the draft ready, the final decision depends on Sonia Gandhi. It may be that Sonia Gandhi may decide to give outside support instead of staying in power, political circles argue.

After all, the focus is on the extent to which the Shiv Sena stays on the issue of Hindutva to achieve the stubbornness of the Shiv Sena to get the post of Chief Minister in Maharashtra. Finally, Congress-NCP. There is debate in the political circle that the Congress party will take down the Shiv Sena. Meanwhile, the secular party like the Congress, who joined hands with the hardline Hindutva party like the Shiv Sena, expressed their anger at the meaningful Muslim voters today.

Other parties fail in forming the government, BJP is ready for re-election

The Bharatiya Janata Party has not yet laid down its hope of forming a new government in Maharashtra, but has begun preparations for mid-session elections along with it. In this connection, a meeting of 105 current MLAs and other independents was held on Thursday evening in the memory of Dadar. BJP leader Ashish Sellar said that the BJP has a sharp eye on the three-pronged play of forming a government in Maharashtra. BJP's core committee is taking a closer look at the current political situation in Maharashtra.

More than 90,000 booths of the organization will be held under Amit Shah's leadership, he said. With the cooperation of all the MLAs, this work will be completed in the coming one month, he added.

The party has decided to send the necessary relief material to the legislators and members of the Legislature to help the farmers. A senior BJP leader said there was no position in the state to form a government so preparations for mid-session elections were needed.

The current BJP general secretary Bhupendra Yadav, who was keeping an eye on the Maharashtra elections, and Saroj Pandey, the in-charge of the party, will attend the meeting of the party's office bearers and district presidents of Maharashtra held on Friday. BJP spokespersons will also attend the meeting, it has been learned. A meeting will be held on Saturday with all the defeated candidates, he added.

Difficult to form government in Maharashtra quickly: Sharad Pawar

Congress and the NCP Will meet the Governor of Maharashtra today

(By Representative) Mumbai, Ta.15

When the government is set up in Maharashtra, its clutter is still there. Although Congress-NCP. And the Shiv Sena is looking to form a government with a coalition of the three. On this backdrop, NCP chief Sharad Pawar categorically said that establishing government in the state is not easy. It will still take a long time.

Meanwhile, tomorrow the Congress and NCP leaders will meet with the Governor of Maharashtra to discuss the problem of farmers. It has been found.

During the informal discussion during his visit to Nagpur, he made the above statement. From now on Congress-NCP And the formation of a joint government of the Shiv Sena will be delayed. This statement will shock Shiv Sena. Because on November 17, the Hindu heart is the death anniversary of Emperor Balasaheb Thackeray. On that day, there was speculation that the three-party coalition government would form a government, and it was arguing that Shiv Sena party president Uddhav Thackeray wanted to form the government on that day. Therefore, the above statement of Sharad Pawar has become important. Presidential rule is in force in the state. On the other hand, the Shiv Sena, the Congress and the NCP. With the meetings begin. At the meeting of their coordination committee, the final draft prepared in the Common Minimum Program has been completed. And everyone is looking at whether the Shiv Sena wanted the oath-taking ceremony on the 17th.

Shiv Sena-Congress-NCP Disagreement among Muslims over coalition

Even if the Shiv Sena comes with us now, the Congress will not give up secular ideology

(By Representative) Mumbai, Ta.15

The flag of Hindutva does not match the ideology of Congress secularism with the Shiv Sena ideology taken in the hands. Yet the Congress has come forward to support the Shiv Sena-NCP to establish a stable government in Maharashtra. But we are sticking to our ideology. This is why the three parties are united by creating a com minimum program. However, the final decision on the draft prepared depends on Congress President Sonia Gandhi. They will not take any decision keeping Congress ideology aside. Naseem Khan, a former Maharashtra state minister and currently defeated by the Shiv Sena, said. He made the above statement in a question posed that Muslims were opposing the Hindu-minded Shiv Sena. The Congress will not change its secular ideology, but it is supporting a stable government. Said it clearly. The Congress is ready to sit in opposition in the state, but currently the government is cooperating with the NCP-Shiv Sena to remove the stalemate in the formation.