Mumbai After the voting of the Maharashtra elections, now everyone is waiting for the results, but before that, the making of posters has already started in the state. Although there is still time to know the results, posters announcing Ajit Pawar as “future Chief Minister” have been put up in Baramati. On these posters placed at different places, congratulations to Ajit Pawar for being elected MLA for the eighth consecutive time were written. After these posters, there is a lot of discussion within the Mahayuti.
Leaders of the Ajit Pawar faction started lobbying for the Chief Minister’s post before the results. Prashant Sharad Baravkar Mitra Parivar Supe Pargana has put up banners in Parvati assembly constituency and Baramati area. In this regard, Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was congratulated for his victory with a huge vote. These roadside signs have once again intensified the debate in political circles.
Ajit Pawar has been the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra four times, but he has not been able to get the Chief Minister’s post. Ajit Pawar has openly expressed his desire to become Chief Minister on several occasions. Ajit Pawar, who came to power with the BJP after parting ways with his uncle Sharad Pawar, and his workers are expressing their desire for him to be made Chief Minister.
However, tomorrow i.e. the evening of November 23, it will become clear which government will be formed in Maharashtra. It has to be seen that if the four-time Vice President CM wins, can he become Chief Minister this time? Let us tell you that in most exit polls, the NDA-led Mahayuti alliance has been predicted to win a clear majority. At the same time, the MVA also intends to form a government with between 145 and 155 seats.
In the Maharashtra elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party contested on 149 seats, while the Shiv Sena had its candidates contesting on 81 seats and the NCP on 59 seats. At the same time, Congress has contested elections on 101 seats, Shiv Sena (UBT) on 95 and NCP (SP) on 86 seats. In this election, candidates from Uddhav Shiv Sena and Shinde Shiv Sena contested in 50 seats. Rival PCN factions had fielded candidates against each other for 37 seats. Voting took place in 288 state assembly seats on November 20 and its results will be revealed on November 23.
