49 MVA and Mahayuti candidates withdrew their nomination in the Maharashtra Assembly elections.
Worried about rebel candidates in the Maharashtra Assembly elections, political parties have heaved a sigh of relief. Monday was the last date for withdrawal of nominations. On the final day, a record number of rebels withdrew their names. According to information, there were a total of 35 rebel candidates in the Mahayuti of the BJP, the Shiv Sena and the NCP of the Shinde faction and there were 14 rebels in the Mahavikas Aghadi of the Shiv Sena of the Uddhav faction, the NCP and the Congress of the Sharad Pawar faction. A total of 49 rebels are said to have withdrawn their names. Voting will be held in the state on November 20, while the results will be revealed on November 23.
At first the rebels were persuaded by the political parties. Following this, on Sunday afternoon almost all political parties gave instructions that if their rebel leaders did not withdraw their nominations, strict action would be taken against them. The next day, most of the rebels withdrew their nominations. The political parties have undoubtedly obtained immediate relief with the nomination of the rebels, but only on November 23 will it be known who these leaders will benefit and who will be harmed by not winning the nominations.
The biggest name in this is former BJP MP Gopal Shetty. Gopal Shetty decided not to contest the elections as an independent candidate and this morning withdrew his nomination from the Borivali seat. The BJP had given a ticket to Sanjay Upadhyay from the Borivali seat, so he got angry and filed his nomination on October 29, the last day of nomination. He said he made this decision not because of the ticket, but because of the concern of local workers. The workers were continually ignored. Congress’s Mukhtar Sheikh withdrew his nomination from Pune’s Kasba Peth assembly constituency and announced his support for the party’s official candidate Ravindra Dhangekar.
Sada Saravankar did not withdraw his name in Mahim
However, Mahim’s seat was such that there was a lot of pressure on Sada Sarvankar, who contested the elections on Shiv Sena Shinde ticket, to withdraw his name, but he did not withdraw it and will contest against Amit Thackeray, son of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena. Chief Raj Thackeray. It cannot be called rebellion but it can be called friendly competition because the relations between Eknath Shinde and Raj Thackeray are very good.
In Maharashtra, a total of 51 rebels belonging to different parties, including others, withdrew their candidatures. They include 10 BJP leaders, 8 from the Shinde group and 6 from the Ajit Pawar group. Which means that in Mahayuti this figure is 24. On the other hand, 11 Congress rebels, 6 from the Uddhav group and 4 from the Sharad Pawar group also accepted at the last moment. In Maha Vikas Aghadi this figure is 21. Here the success rate of both alliances in convincing the rebels is almost equal. The number of other candidates is 6.
How many leaders were rebels in Mahayuti?
- BJP-10
- Shinde Faction – 8
- Ajit Group – 6
How many rebels were there in Mahavikas Aghadi?
- Congress- 11
- UBT-6
- Sharad Group- 4
These great faces were included among the rebels of Mahayuti and Mahavikas Aghadi.
Gopal Shetty- Borivali (BJP) Avinash Rane- Anushakti Nagar (Shinde faction) Madhurima Raje Chhatrapati- Kolhapur North (Congress) Mukhtar Shaikh- Kasba Peth (Congress) Baburao Mane- Dharavi (UBT)
Who retired from where, some selected names?
- BJP rebel Shivaji Dongre quits Sangli
- Gadchiroli BJP rebel Devrao Holi withdrew his nomination
- Shinde Shiv Sena’s Manoj More withdraws from Dhule elections
- Rebel BJP leader from Guhagar Santosh Jaitapkar withdrew his nomination.
- Shiv Sena’s Avinash Rane of the Anushaktinagar Shinde faction withdrew his candidature.
Dadarao Keche withdrew his nomination
- Former rebel BJP MLA in Arvi Dadarao Keche withdrew his nomination.
- BJP rebel Vishwajit Gaikwad withdraws nomination from Udgir seat
- “BJP’s Gopal Shetty withdrew his nomination from Borivali seat”.
- Independent Yayati Naik withdrew Pusad Yavatmal’s nomination.
- Shinde Shiv Sena rebel Arvind More withdraws Kalyan West nomination
- Shiv Sena rebel Avinash Rane of the Shinde faction has withdrawn from the Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar seat.
Bhaskar Danve retired from Jalna seat.
- BJP’s Vijayaraje Shinde retired against Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Gaikwad in Buldhana.
- BJP rebel Bhaskar Danve withdraws from Jalna seat
- Congress rebel Madhu Chavan withdrew his candidature from Byculla.
- Congress rebel Sachin Pote from Kalyan East withdraws nomination
- BJP rebel Jitu Choudhary withdraws nomination from Mumbai’s Chandivali seat.
- BJP rebel Naresh Barde withdraws nomination from Nagpur West seat.
Congress said: All our rebel leaders withdrew their nominations.
On the question of rebels withdrawing their nominations, Mumbai Congress president Varsha Gaikwad said all our leaders have withdrawn their nominations. He said that our effort is to form the MVA government. Only those to whom the party has given tickets will participate in the elections. There will be no friendly fight. Our meeting is on the 6th. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and opposition leader Rahul will also participate in it. Our manifesto will be published that same day. Congress does not make false promises. We do what we say.
How many candidates withdrew their nomination in the elections?
In total, 10,900 people filed their nominations for the assembly elections. Nominations from 6,444 people were accepted in this. The election official rejected the candidatures of a total of 1,659 people for the elections. Regarding withdrawal of nominations, a total of 2,797 candidates have withdrawn their nominations. In this case, most of the nominations were withdrawn on the last day, that is, Monday.
