A gap within the Mahayuti power alliance in the Maharashtra has been out in the open air since the results of the elections of Lok Sabha. The leaders of the block resumed publicly during the recent flight case and presumed to consume drugs in Pune.
Before the quarrels could go out, the remarks of a chief of the Nationalist Congress (NCP) added fuel to the fire. Speculations appeared that the voters of the Mahayuti Alliance, including the NCP led by Ajit Pawar, the Shiv Sena led by chief Minister Eknath Shinde and the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party, could separate from the polls from the Assembly of the Maharashtra Assembly which were scheduled later this year.
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BJP, NCP attacks each other
The recent Viral Video of Drugs and Alcohol that would be provided to minors in a Pune lounge sparked a war of words between the BJP and its NCP ally.
Monday, June 24, the Minister of BJP, Chandrakant Patil Pune Mirror.
However, he tried to damage control soon, saying that he did not remember such an incident during his mandate and that he could not guarantee whether such incidents would not take place in the future, according to Indian Express.
NCP spokesperson Amol Mitkari targeted Patil by tweeting: “The problem of narcotics in the city was pushed during Patil’s mandate as a guardian minister. There was political coverage for pubs, narcotics, dance bars during Patil’s mandate and they go out after Jit Pawar took over as a guardian minister who does not support such illegal activities. »»
Another bjp chief jumped into the row, saying that Mitkari “needed to control his mouth”.
“He was warned by his head of state unit in the past for such behavior. The head of the PCN should not make statements that will lead to cracks in the power alliance, “said BJP leader Pravin Darekar, Indian Express.
Will Mahayuti members dispute the polls separately?
The chief of the NCP, Mitkari, said that the voters of the Mahayuti Alliance could fight the elections of the Maharashtra assembly independently if each member insists on 100 seats.
He made these remarks at an event on Tuesday, highlighting the impracticality of these requests. The assembly of the Maharashtra has 288 seats.
“If each constituent insists categorically to participate in 100 seats in the assembly during the next state elections, the parties will have to dispute separately. With only 288 assembly seats available, only 55 seats would be unacceptable for the party, “said Mitkari, who is also MLC, according to the news agency PTI.
About The New Indian Express (TNIE) Report, the BJP wants to challenge “150 seats” because it is the main national party of the Alliance with most deputies – 105. While the Shinde Sena requires 90 to 100 seats, the PCN would like 90 seats.
Responding to Mitkari’s remarks, Darekar, head of the BJP legislative party to the Legislative Council, called the senior PCN leaders to “master” it.
“The leader or president of the party of the party should clarify if Mitkari is authorized to make such comments. Share sharing discussions will take place among the best leaders, “said the head of the BJP.
A senior NCP official said Tnie That the problem of sharing of seats must be resolved by the partners of the Alliance, otherwise “this can cause damage if they are extended as in the Lok Sabha elections”.
Cracks in Mahayuti
The debacle in the elections of Lok Sabha discovered the fault lines in the Mahayuti in power.
The reports revealed that the BJP is not satisfied with the PCN on the results, some even questioning the alliance with the party of Ajit Pawar.
The Mahayuti managed to save only 17 seats Lok Sabha, the BJP obtaining new, Shinde Sena Seven and the NCP of Ajit Pawar.
It was the worst performance of the Saffron Party in the Maharashtra since 1998.
The Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), composed of Shiv Sena (UBT), Congress and NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) led by Uddhav (Sharadchandra Pawar), won 30 of the 48 seats of Lok Sabha in the state.
Ajit’s wife, Sunetra Pawar, failed to overthrow her sister-in-law and the daughter of Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule, from the Baramati home of the Pawar family.
According to Indian ExpressOne of the main reasons identified by the basic meeting of the BJP committee held in Delhi last week for the lamentable party performance in the Western state was the lack of coordination between the allies at the local level.
Voices from the interior of the Shinde Sena and the BJP also blamed the NCP for the Fiasco Lok Sabha of the power coalition.
Talk to CNBC-TV 18 Earlier, BJP workers said they could not convince their supporters to vote for the PCN because there is no common factor that binds them together. “We knew that Pawar’s inclusion in the Mahayuti Alliance was a bad idea. We ourselves were not convinced, so we failed to convince our voters to vote for the candidates of Pawar, “said the workers.
An article in the spokesperson for Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Organizer raised questions about the BJP to forge an alliance with the NCP led by Ajit Pawar.
“Sharad Pawar would have disappeared over the next two to three years. The conflict between Supriya Sule and Ajit Pawar to control the party would have affected the party’s prospects. Why did the BJP take into account the poorly informed step to go to alliance with Ajit Pawar NCP? The RSS ideologist, Ratan Sharda, wrote in the room.
Nor is it a Dory Hunky between the BJP and the Party of Cm Shinde. The saffron party is wary of Shinde Sena, with an initiate describing the party as “clever”, Indian Express reported.
On the other hand, the Shinde Sena accused the BJP of “deceiving” them through its voting surveys.
However, the BJP is unlikely to break with its Alliance partners before the ballot box. If he snobs NCP led by Ajit, he would be attacked by his rival with the burden of engaging in the policy “to use and launch”.
Until now, the Safran party has maintained the alliance will continue.
About Indian ExpressThe president of the BJP, Chandrashekhar Bawankule, said earlier: “The BJP alliance with Shiv Sena and NCP is a reality in the government of the state. He will remain for 2024 assembly polls. ”
With agency entries
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