Amid the ongoing tussle for the post of Chief Minister after the Maharashtra Assembly elections, a meeting of the Mahayuti was held at Amit Shah's house in Delhi on Thursday. Shiv Sena chief and Maharashtra's acting Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Ajit Pawar, and Devendra Fadnavis were also present in this meeting. Along with this, BJP National President JP Nadda, Praful Patel, and Sunil Tatkare also attended the meeting. However, the CM face of Maharashtra was not revealed in this meeting.
The new government will be formed by December 2
Top leaders of the Mahayuti held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence late Thursday night regarding the formation of a new government and power sharing in Maharashtra. Eknath Shinde, Devendra Fadnavis, and Ajit Pawar were present at the meeting. The leaders of the alliance said that the new government will be formed in Maharashtra by December 2.
Mahayuti meeting will be held in Mumbai.
After the meeting, Maharashtra's acting CM Eknath Shinde said that the meeting was good and positive. This was the first meeting. We discussed this with Amit Shah and JP Nadda. He said that another meeting of Mahayuti will be held in Mumbai. In this meeting, it will be decided who will be the Chief Minister. Let us tell you that the names of three leaders are still included in the race for the CM post of Maharashtra. Which includes acting CM Eknath Shinde, NCP
Shinde clarified his stand.
On reaching Delhi before the meeting, Eknath Shinde said that I made my stand clear in the press conference yesterday that there is no obstacle regarding the Chief Minister of Mahayuti. Ladla Bhai has come to Delhi and the post of Ladla Bhai is bigger than anything for me. Everything will be discussed in the meeting.
Shinde had refused to become CM.
Earlier, on Wednesday itself, Maharashtra Chief Minister and head of Shiv Sena Shinde faction Eknath Shinde had put an end to the discussions going on regarding the CM post. He said that I do not have the desire to become CM. Whatever decision PM Modi and Amit Shah take, I will accept it. There will be no obstacle from my side while forming the government. I am standing with them like a rock. Whatever decision is taken in the BJP meeting, we will accept it. I accept BJP's CM.
Father followed coalition dharma: Shrikant Shinde.
Mumbai. Maharashtra's acting Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will probably not become the Deputy Chief Minister in the new government. Shinde's close MLA Sanjay Shirsat said this on Thursday. But, he has expressed the possibility that party chief Shinde may join the cabinet. At the same time, Eknath Shinde's son MP Shrikant Shinde has expressed pride in his father. He said that my father has set a great example of following coalition dharma by setting aside personal ambition.
A look at Maharashtra elections
Let us tell you that defeating the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance of Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP (SP), the Mahayuti alliance won 235 seats out of 288, out of which BJP alone captured 132 seats. On this basis, it is considered certain that the next CM of Maharashtra will be from BJP, yes it is a different matter that it is a bit difficult to assess the name of the CM.
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