Maharashtra conflict
Maharashtra assembly election battle has started. The accusation-rebuttal streak continues between Mahayuti and Mahavikas Aghadi. Just like the churning is going on in Aghadi regarding the CM’s face, different statements are being made on this issue in the Mahayuti too. In this sequence, while talking to reporters in Pune, Ajit Pawar has made a big statement about the next CM. When he was asked who will be the next CM from Mahayuti? Do you also want to be the face of CM? So in response to this question, Ajit Pawar said who does not want to be CM!
Meanwhile, the NCP Ajit group head has also made an important statement regarding the seat distribution. He said that our party has given information about the seat distribution of Mahayuti. He said that the first priority of our alliance is to form the government in Maharashtra. All parties of Mahayutti are with this issue. We will announce the seat as soon as it is decided. But there is talk that the Ajit group may seek 80 to 90 seats.
Ajit Pawar, leader of the group, demanded
Ajit Pawar is currently the Deputy CM of Maharashtra. He worshiped Dagduset Ganapati in Pune. Meanwhile, he wished for stability and prosperity in the state. Talking to reporters after the puja, Ajit Pawar said that all members of every party want to be the Chief Minister but for that there should be statistics.
On the other hand, Rupali Chakankar, women state president of NCP Ajit faction, has raised her voice in favor of Ajit Pawar. He said that our party workers want Ajit Pawar to become the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. He said that he has sought this boon from Ganapati.
Sanjay Raut’s claim on seat sharing in Mahayuti
On the other hand, Shiv Sena’s senior Uddhav Thackeray group leader Sanjay Raut has targeted Mahayuti and Ajit Pawar group. He claimed that a war has broken out over the issue of seat sharing in Mahayuti. He claims that BJP wants to give less seats to both the parties. Sanjay Raut has claimed that the BJP wants to give 40 seats each to both the Ajit and Shinde groups.
Sanjay Raut has also claimed that the BJP itself is preparing to contest 160 seats in the 288-seat Maharashtra Assembly, while the Ajit group and the Shinde group may seek 60 to 70 seats.
