Maharashtra government in danger? Uddhav government ministers 'disappeared' along with 29 MLAs after cross voting in MLC elections
Shiv Sena: The difficulty of the Uddhav government seems to be increasing. Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde is ‘out of reach’ with 29 MLAs
Shiv Sena: After the Legislative Council elections in Maharashtra, the difficulties of the Uddhav government seem to be increasing. In fact, Shiv Sena is not in contact with veteran Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde. It is being told that Shinde has become ‘out of reach’ and the problem is that he is not alone but 29 Shiv Sena MLAs are also with him. According to information received from sources, Shinde is staying in a hotel in Surat city of Gujarat.
According to the information, Eknath Shinde is accompanied by Palghar MLA Srinivas Onega, Alibaug MLA Mahendra Dalvi, Bhiwandi Rural MLA Shantaram More. After the Rajya Sabha elections in Maharashtra, in the Legislative Council elections too, the BJP won five out of 10 seats, making a big difference. The big thing in this election was that there was a lot of cross-voting between Shiv Sena and Congress, due to which the BJP got the upper hand. It is being told that Eknath Shinde was unhappy with the results of the elections and cross voting.
Uddhav Thackeray called an emergency meeting
At the same time, now the latest news is that Uddhav Thackeray has called an emergency meeting in view of these political conditions. When Union Minister and BJP leader Narayan Rane was questioned on this, he said that no comment should be made on such things. Otherwise what is the point of being out of reach? Apart from this, BJP leader Kirit Soumaiya made a big claim and said, Uddhav Thackeray’s countdown has started.
Such was the condition of the election…
In the Maharashtra Legislative Council elections, 5 candidates of BJP have won. Senior BJP leader and former CM Devendra Fadnavis said that BJP got a total of 134 votes. While the ruling ally NCP, Shiv Sena won 2-2 candidates. Only one candidate of Congress got victory. Shrikant Bhartiya, Praveen Darekar, Uma Khapre, Prasad Lad and Ram Shinde have won from BJP’s side. Shiv Sena candidates Sachin Ahir and Amshya Padvi, and NCP’s Eknath Khadse and Ramraje Naik Nimbalkar have won.
It is clear that there has been a rift in the votes of Congress and Shiv Sena. Both the NCP candidates have got a total of 57 votes, while the NCP itself had 51 votes, that is, about 6 votes have been received by the NCP. It is likely to be an independent vote. Shivsena has 55 votes, but their candidates got 52 votes in the election. That is, there has been a breach in Shiv Sena’s 3 votes.
