Will this party dominate in Maharashtra? Devendra Fadnavis made a big claim before the elections

Maharashtra Assembly Elections: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis claimed on Sunday (October 27) that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) cannot win the upcoming assembly elections in the state alone, but after the elections it will emerge as the largest party. Fadnavis said in NDTV Marathi Conclave that one has to be practical regarding the ground reality.

Devendra Fadnavis stressed that the ‘Mahayuti’ alliance’s constituents BJP, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde The Shiv Sena led by Shiv Sena and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) led by Ajit Pawar can contest the elections unitedly and win. He said, “BJP cannot win the state (assembly elections) alone, but it is also true that we have the maximum seats and the highest vote percentage. After the elections, BJP will emerge as the largest party in the state. Only unification of votes of all three parties can make us victorious.

Some leaders expressed grief over not getting tickets

When asked about some BJP leaders being angry over not getting tickets and fearing rebellion, Fadnavis said, “No party can say that it wants votes of other parties, but it is willing to compromise on seat sharing.” Is not ready. I feel sad for some of our aspiring contenders who were not given a chance to contest elections this time.

Candidates have been announced for 121 out of 288 seats.

The Deputy CM said in a light tone that the current situation in the state is such that films are being made and every aspiring actor can get the lead role. BJP has so far announced candidates for 121 out of 288 seats in the state assembly. Fadnavis expressed confidence that BJP will form the government in Maharashtra with the help of Shiv Sena, NCP and Republican Party of India.

Reason given for defeat on Dhule seat

Regarding the impact of general elections on assembly elections, Fadnavis claimed that for the first time in Maharashtra Lok Sabha elections During the elections, ‘Vote Jihad’ was witnessed, in which Mahayuti alliance was able to win only 17 out of 48 seats in the state, but it will have no impact in the assembly elections.

He said, “In Dhule Lok Sabha constituency, our candidate was ahead in five assembly constituencies, but due to the voting in Malegaon-Central assembly constituency, we had to face defeat. However, this will not work in the assembly elections, because our candidates will definitely win on those five seats.

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