Presidential rule in Maharashtra: the union did not reach Kashi

The final decision cannot be taken without the consent of the Common Minimum Program: Ahmed Patel

The way of forming a government was open in Maharashtra during the presidential rule for six months

Mumbai, Ta. November 12, 2019, Tuesday

The ongoing tension in Maharashtra for the last 20 days has not yet ended. Since no political party has been able to form the government, finally following the recommendation of Governor Bhagat Singh Koshari, President Ram Nath Kovind has imposed presidential rule in Maharashtra. The President's rule will be in force for six months in Maharashtra. This is the third time that the President's rule has come into force in Maharashtra.

However, the option of forming a government in Maharashtra is still open to the parties. For this the political parties have to assure the governor that they have a majority figure. Whichever decision is made will depend on the governor whether he is invited to form the government or not.

It is worth mentioning that the results of Maharashtra Assembly elections came on 24th October, 2017. At that time, the BJP-Shiv Sena's Mahayuti got a clear majority, but the Shiv Sena held the post of Chief Minister for two-and-a-half years and the government could not be formed due to the power sharing Fifty-Fifty formula.

State Governor Bhagat Singh Koshari gave 48 hours to BJP to form the government, but after the BJP-Shiv Sena did not compromise, Maharashtra's caretaker Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis showed his inability to form the government and opened the way for other parties.

The Governor subsequently invited the Shiv Sena to form the government in 24 hours, but could not submit a letter of support to the Shiv Sena governor within the stipulated time. The governor invited the third largest party, the NCP, to form a government.

But ahead of time the state had recommended the imposition of a presidential rule. The governor said that no political party in Maharashtra was in a position to form a government. In this case the presidential rule should be applied under Article 356 of the Constitution.

Governor Bhagat Singh Koshari has imposed a presidential rule in Maharashtra keeping President Ram Nath Kovind's recommendation to implement the presidential rule in the state. However, it had earlier approved the Governor's recommendation in the Cabinet meeting of the Center, which was chaired immediately by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Amidst the rapidly changing political developments in Maharashtra, the Congress leaders have arrived in Mumbai to hold a meeting with NCP chief Sharad Pawar. Even though the President's rule has been imposed in Maharashtra, this does not mean that the way of forming a government in Maharashtra has stopped.

After the imposition of the presidential rule, the Congress, BJP, NCP and any government go to form and if the party is successful in convincing the governor that he has a majority figure, in such a situation the governor may ask to abolish the presidency.

Against the injustice of Shiv Sena, which has a 48-hour term from BJP to form the power in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena has knocked on the Supreme Court's doors in protest to the governor.

The petition, which did not extend the three-day period, has been filed. The case was filed on behalf of Shiv Sena by senior Congress leader Ed. Sibal is fighting. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court. And it is unlikely to be heard today. This will lead to a hearing in the Supreme Court tomorrow.

The Shiv Sena has argued that the Governor had given 48 hours to the BJP to form the government. But according to the BJP, the Shiv Sena was given 24 hours instead of 48 hours. So it's challenged. It is said that the Governor has invited the NCP to form a government, not just a letter of support.

In Maharashtra, the president was elected in 1980 and 2014

For the third time in Maharashtra, the President comes to power

Sharad Pawar was the first Prime Minister to fall victim to the presidential rule in February 1980.

(By Delegation) Mumbai, Ta-12

For the last 18 days, the gnashing of the Maharashtra government has been forming. A single political party has been unable to prove its majority in the governor's term. As a result, Governor Bhagat Singh Koshari recommended the President to implement the presidential rule in Maharashtra. And it has been implemented.

So far, twice the presidential rule has been implemented in Maharashtra. This is the third time the presidential rule has been implemented. The President's rule came into force for the first time in Maharashtra on February 17, 1980.

At that time, Sharad Pawar was the Chief Minister. He had a majority but disbanded the legislature because of a poor political situation. From February 17 to June 8, 1980, there was almost 112 days of President's rule in Maharashtra.

Apart from this, the Maharashtra presidential rule was implemented on December 28, 2014. At that time, there was a ruling party Congress in the state. The Congress has its own ally, the NCP. Including other constituents. And the assembly was broken. Thus, for the 32nd day from September 28, 2014 to October 30, the second time the President's rule came into force in the state.

Presidential rule means. The President of India has control of the state. But in administrative terms, the central government gives the governor of the state the right to take care of it.

Under Article 352, 356 and 365 of the Constitution, the powers conferred on the President are governed. According to Article 356 of the Indian Constitution, the President may impose presidential rule in any state. And in the event of an economic crisis under Article 352, the President may impose the rule.

The Maharashtra Assembly elections were held on October 24. After that, the Chief Minister held a two-and-a-half-year term and the equal participation in power, ie, the Fifty-Fifty Shiv Sena, did not make the BJP mock. Ultimately, the BJP has withdrawn its claim in writing to the governor that the government is unable to form a government.

Subsequently, the Shiv Sena and the NCP were given a 24-hour period. But they also demanded to the Governor to extend the term. But as the governor did not extend the term, now Governor Bhagat Singh Koshari recommended the implementation of the presidential rule in Maharashtra. And in the evening it was announced that the presidential rule was implemented in Maharashtra.

The implementation of the presidential rule is unfortunate: Devendra Fadnavis

(By Delegation) Mumbai, Ta-12

In spite of the people giving very clear mandate in the state, no government could be formed in Maharashtra so the presidential rule has been imposed. It's incredibly unfortunate. But in the short term, I expect a stable government in the state, ”said Devendra Fadnavis, group leader of the BJP legislature.

Mahayuti had a very clear mandate in the recent assembly elections. But the government could not be formed in the state. As a result, the presidential rule has been implemented in Maharashtra.

There are many complex questions before the state today. Most importantly, farmers are in crisis due to the monsoon rains. Investment in the state will be adversely affected due to political instability in the state. There will be a negative impact on the daily functioning of the government. This will hurt the public.

That is why I expect that all parties will give serious consideration to the state of the state and a stable government in the state will be met in short. I expect that, "said Devendra Fadnavis.

The future of Maharashtra will now be decided by the Governor

Despite the presidential rule in the state, the way to form a government will be open

If the parties entrust the list of legislators' endorsements, the governor may invite the government

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At present, BJP, Shiv Sena, NCP or Congress could not form any government in Maharashtra, after which the presidential rule has been implemented. However, with the help of this presidential regime, only the Legislature has been kept in a stable position. Which means that if a party claims a majority and hands it to the governor, it will give the governor a chance to form a government.

Presently, the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly has been kept in a suspended position by the Presidential Government, which means that the Presidential rule is not permanent, if any party can hand over the letter of support of the Legislators to a majority, it can be given a chance.

Despite this, there was a conversation between the Congress and the NCP. If both the NCP and the Congress support the Shiv Sena, the list of supporting MLAs can be handed over to the Governor. On the other hand, the Shiv Sena has appealed to the Supreme Court on the President's rule in Maharashtra.

A hearing on the Sena's appeal could be heard in the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The decision of the Supreme Court in the midst of this scenario can also have an impact on the Maharashtra Assembly. Even when a party claims to form a government, it is up to the governor to decide what to do.

Now the shift of power between the Shiv Sena-NCP and the Congress

NCP cannot take any decision without Congress: Ajit Pawar

Mumbai, Ta. 12

In Maharashtra, talks are still underway between Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress to form a coalition government. There were some differences between the NCP and the Congress, which did not lead to an alliance. Congress leader Ahmed Patel said that a final decision cannot be taken until all three parties have agreed to the Common Minimum Program by the Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress.

Ahmed Patel also criticized the imposition of presidential rule. On the other hand, the Shiv Sena has claimed that the governor gave 48 hours to the BJP but gave us only 24 hours. This has led to an appeal to the Supreme Court. Talks are currently underway between the Shiv Sena, the NCP and the Congress.

There are reports that the NCP has also demanded that Shiv Sena be the Chief Minister for two and a half years. The NCP, however, said talks with Congress had been issued. NCP leader Ajit Pawar said, "We cannot make any decision alone without keeping the Congress together." That is, the same situation that was going on between the Shiv Sena and the BJP and the post of Chief Minister has now been reported between the Shiv Sena and the NCP and the Congress.

BJP will form government, do everything to gain power: Rane

Narayan Rane accuses Shiv Sena of being responsible for all situations of delay in forming government

(Special Representative) Mumbai, Ta

Expressing confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party will form a government in Maharashtra, BJP Rajya Sabha member and former Chief Minister Narayan Rane made it clear that I will do whatever it takes to create BJP's power. Rane also said that the BJP would go to the Governor with a list of 145 MLAs required for a majority. He accused the Shiv Sena of being responsible for all the delays in forming this government without naming the Shiv Sena.

Narayan Rane, who met Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in 'Varsha', then made it clear to me that Devendra Fadnavis will form the Bharatiya Janata Party government in Maharashtra, Narayan Rane told reporters outside 'Varsha'.

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