The case between BJP and Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena in Maharashtra could worsen over the upcoming Lok Sabha election. CM Shinde has claimed 22 Lok Sabha seats in the state.
Mumbai: Maharashtra’s politics has once again become a big game. The issue of seat sharing for the 2024 Lok Sabha election has brought swords to the ruling coalition ‘ Mahayuti ’. In fact, Shiv Sena of Eknath Shinde, with 40 MLAs, has claimed 22 seats for the Lok Sabha elections, after which Ajit Pawar’s camp and BJP have been disrupted. According to reports, Shinde’s army has said that their strength has increased on these 22 seats, so they want to contest all these seats.
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The case between BJP and Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena in Maharashtra could worsen over the upcoming Lok Sabha election. CM Shinde has claimed 22 Lok Sabha seats in the state.All parties have started preparations for the 2024 Lok Sabha election. While the opposition party Mahavaz Aghadi is fumbling its land, the ruling coalition Mahayuti has also missed its preparations. The Bharatiya Janata Party has aimed for Mahayuti to win 45 of Maharashtra’s 48 Lok Sabha seats. The BJP has the largest share in Mahayuti in terms of the number of legislators in the government, while Ajit Pawar is second and Eknath Shinde is third. Talking about MPs there is 24 from BJP, 13 from Shiv Sena and one MP of Ajit faction.Shiv SenaShiv Sena of Eknath Shinde has argued that there was a formula of 26-22 in the last Lok Sabha election. Shiv Sena candidates won 18 seats out of 22 seats. The other 4 seats were defeated by 4 big leaders of Shiv Sena due to different political circumstances, but now the political atmosphere has changed. MP Rahul Shewale said that Shirol and Raigarh are 2 seats that can be discussed with NCP. But Shiv Sena’s position on the other 20 seats is strong.Opposition parties targetedNow the opposition parties have also started targeting after Eknath Shinde claimed 22 Lok Sabha seats. State opposition leader Vijay Vaddetivar said that the Shinde faction will barely get three to four seats. His bargaining power is over. Udhav faction MP Arvind Sawant said that tomorrow you will also get to hear that it will stand with the election mark of BJP. He said that you have to get the fruits of your karma. At the same time, NCP Sharad faction MLA Rohit Pawar said that Shinde Sena will claim as much as it can but in the end what the BJP will say, Delhi will have to do whatever it wants.Author: shaktiglobalnews.com
BJP target to win 45 seats
All parties have started preparations for the 2024 Lok Sabha election. While the opposition party Mahavaz Aghadi is fumbling its land, the ruling coalition Mahayuti has also missed its preparations. The Bharatiya Janata Party has aimed for Mahayuti to win 45 of Maharashtra’s 48 Lok Sabha seats. The BJP has the largest share in Mahayuti in terms of the number of legislators in the government, while Ajit Pawar is second and Eknath Shinde is third. Talking about MPs there is 24 from BJP, 13 from Shiv Sena and one MP of Ajit faction.
Shiv Sena
Shiv Sena of Eknath Shinde has argued that there was a formula of 26-22 in the last Lok Sabha election. Shiv Sena candidates won 18 seats out of 22 seats. The other 4 seats were defeated by 4 big leaders of Shiv Sena due to different political circumstances, but now the political atmosphere has changed. MP Rahul Shewale said that Shirol and Raigarh are 2 seats that can be discussed with NCP. But Shiv Sena’s position on the other 20 seats is strong.
Opposition parties targeted
Now the opposition parties have also started targeting after Eknath Shinde claimed 22 Lok Sabha seats. State opposition leader Vijay Vaddetivar said that the Shinde faction will barely get three to four seats. His bargaining power is over. Udhav faction MP Arvind Sawant said that tomorrow you will also get to hear that it will stand with the election mark of BJP. He said that you have to get the fruits of your karma. At the same time, NCP Sharad faction MLA Rohit Pawar said that Shinde Sena will claim as much as it can but in the end what the BJP will say, Delhi will have to do whatever it wants.
