Pimpri Maharastra01 Winner
Counting of votes for the 2024 Assembly elections in Maharashtra will begin today. This time all 288 seats were voted in a single phase on November 20. An interesting contest is taking place at the Pimpri Assembly headquarters. Here NCP’s Anna Bansode (Ajit Pawar faction) and NCP’s Sulakshana Shilwant (Sharad Pawar faction) are face to face. Both candidates are doing everything they can to win this important seat.
This time, voting will be held in all 288 assemblies of Maharashtra, including Pimpri seat, on November 20, while votes will be counted on the 23rd. All the equations have changed in the elections. Shiv Sena, which once staunchly opposed the Congress, has split into two groups. In this, one group is in favor of the BJP, while the other group is contesting the elections along with the Congress.
2019 assembly elections
The political equations changed again in the 2019 assembly elections. This time, NCP’s Anna Bansode again captured this seat and scored a huge victory against the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance. Anna Bansode received 86,985 votes in these elections, defeating the Shiv Sena candidate and strengthening the NCP’s position in the region. Anna Bansode’s popularity in the area and the impact of the development work done by her play an important role in her victory.
The political history of Pimpri assembly seat is full of competition between the NCP and Shiv Sena. NCP’s Anna Bansode won in 2009 and 2019, while Shiv Sena won the seat in 2014. This makes it clear that the political mood of Pimpri keeps changing with the public increasingly giving a chance to a new candidate and party.
Pimpri Assembly Politics
In 2009, Anna Bansode of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) won the Pimpri seat and increased the influence of the NCP. However, the political equations in this seat changed in 2014 when Shiv Sena candidate Gautam Chabukswar won. In the 2014 elections, the effect of the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance was also seen in this seat, where the Shiv Sena gained strong control.
