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Maharashtra Election Results: Key Insights

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Key Insights for Maharashtra Election Results A Reflection on the State’s Impact on India’s Political Landscape and Future Development Goals Maharashtra’s Political Significance Maharashtra plays a crucial role in Indian politics, with its decisions impacting the entire nation. The state’s political landscape is closely monitored globally, highlighting its importance in shaping national…

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Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024: अजित पवार को झटका देगी बीजेपी? 150 सीट पर चुनाव लड़ने का प्लान

Mumbai:महाराष्ट्र में होने वाले विधानसभा चुनाव से पहले भारतीय जनता पार्टी (बीजेपी) प्रदेश में पूरी तरह से एक्टिव हो चुकी है. केंद्रीय मंत्री भूपेंद्र यादव और अश्विनी वैष्णव ने चुनावों के लिए पार्टी की तैयारियों का जायजा लिया. दोनों नेताओं ने गुरुवार को बीजेपी की प्रदेश इकाई के नेताओं के साथ एक बैठक की अध्यक्षता की और चुनावी रणनीतियों पर चर्चा की. इस बैठक में पार्टी के वरिष्ठ नेताओं ने चुनाव के…

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Lok Sabha Election 2024: MVA seals poll pact in Maharashtra

After weeks of negotiation Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) annouced seat- sharing deals in Maharastra for Lok Sabha Election 2024. Uddhav Thackeray, leader of Shiv Sena will contest 21 seats, Nana Patole the presient of state Congress 17 and Sharad Pawar the cheif of NCP 10.

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Indian Elections (Part 2)

Part 2 of the result and campaign opinions is here!

I know I said that Rajasthan was Congress's biggest comeback, well I take it back because INDIA alliance won in Maharashtra with Congress getting 13 seats, Shiv Sena (og one) with 9 and NCP (again, og one) with 8. With BJP getting 9 seats, Shiv Sena (Eknath Shinde one) and NCP (new one) getting 7 and 1 seats respectively, NDA lost 28 of its seats. And honestly, what a banger. Sharad Pawar probably deserves credit for this, that man is a shrewd politician. Also, the Congressi responsible for campaigning in Maharashtra also deserves credit, because Congress performed well and beyond the expectations here.

Tamil Nadu my beloved. Major INDIA sweep! DMK (22) and Congress (9) while BJP remained on the zero mark. As expected of the Tamil public. Everyone say thank you to DMK's campaign and BJP's incompetency to get the Tamilians on their side.

Chhattisgarh is an almost BJP sweep, with BJP getting 10 and Congress getting 1. Expected for Congress, given the Vidhaan Sabha results last year.

Another almost BJP (25) sweep is Gujarat, again, as expected. It is, after all BJP's garh, as my mother calls it. Very heavy campaign that paid off for BJP. Hats off to the Congressi who won 1 seat, probably worked very hard on his own.

Things get tricky in Karnataka, where BJP won with 17 seats and Congress got 9. Again, not much familiar with Karnataka politics, but BJP did lose 8 of its seats, so I guess a part of the public is losing trust in the government but it's not a majority yet. A Rajasthan like situation.

TDP shines in Andhra Pradesh with 16 seats, BJP with 4. Congress remained on its zero mark. Chandrababu Naidu come to the INDIA bloc you can be deputy PM

Congress (14), Muslim League (2) and CPIM (1) lead INDIA alliance to an almost sweep in Kerala, BJP getting 1 seat. I'm so glad that Shashi Tharoor won from Thiruvananthapuram, he is a delight to watch.

Things are perfectly balanced as all things should be in Telangana, with both Congress and BJP winning 8 seats each. I guess the public has major divide on issues and opinions.

That's it for this part, I thought this will be done in 2 parts, but guess not.

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau New Delhi, 23rd Dec. Veteran Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar has sparked fresh discussions on the leadership of the INDIA Opposition bloc, suggesting that the Congress should be open to not leading the alliance. In an interview with The Indian Express, Aiyar stated, “Let whoever wants to be the leader be the leader. There is competence in Mamata Banerjee… There is competence in others in the alliance.” Aiyar, who recently released the second volume of his autobiography A Maverick in Politics, emphasized that the Congress’s position would remain significant within the alliance, regardless of formal leadership. “I am sure Rahul [Gandhi] will be treated with even more respect than he would be as the president of the alliance,” the 83-year-old leader remarked. Leadership Tussle Within the INDIA Bloc Aiyar’s comments come amidst a brewing tussle over who should lead the INDIA bloc, formed to counter the BJP’s electoral dominance. While the Congress doubled its Lok Sabha tally in the recent elections, it has faced setbacks in state polls in Haryana and Maharashtra, leading to questions about its ability to anchor the alliance. Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has emerged as a strong contender for leadership within the bloc. Banerjee recently stated, “If given the opportunity, I would ensure its smooth functioning. I don’t want to go outside Bengal, but I can run it from here.” Support Gathers for Mamata Banerjee Several veteran Opposition leaders have thrown their weight behind Banerjee. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) founder Lalu Prasad Yadav said, “Mamata Banerjee should be given the leadership of the INDIA Bloc. Congress’s objection means nothing.” Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) founder Sharad Pawar echoed this sentiment, calling Banerjee a “prominent leader” capable of steering the alliance. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut also expressed support, saying, “Whether it is Mamata Banerjee, Arvind Kejriwal, or Shiv Sena, we are all together. Mamata ji should be a major partner in the INDIA alliance.” Challenges and BJP’s Criticism The leadership question highlights the complexities of the INDIA bloc, especially in regions where alliance partners compete against each other electorally. The BJP has dismissed the bloc as “opportunistic,” with leaders questioning its long-term viability. While the Congress’s willingness to take a backseat could foster unity, it also risks diminishing the party’s centrality in the Opposition landscape. With the 2029 general elections looming, the INDIA bloc faces the dual challenge of resolving internal differences and presenting a united front against the BJP’s formidable election machinery. As the debate continues, the INDIA alliance must navigate its leadership dynamics while maintaining focus on its shared goal of defeating the BJP.   The post Mani Shankar Aiyar Stirs Debate: Congress Should Be Ready to Not Lead INDIA Bloc appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau New Delhi, 23rd Dec. Veteran Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar has sparked fresh discussions on the leadership of the INDIA Opposition bloc, suggesting that the Congress should be open to not leading the alliance. In an interview with The Indian Express, Aiyar stated, “Let whoever wants to be the leader be the leader. There is competence in Mamata Banerjee… There is competence in others in the alliance.” Aiyar, who recently released the second volume of his autobiography A Maverick in Politics, emphasized that the Congress’s position would remain significant within the alliance, regardless of formal leadership. “I am sure Rahul [Gandhi] will be treated with even more respect than he would be as the president of the alliance,” the 83-year-old leader remarked. Leadership Tussle Within the INDIA Bloc Aiyar’s comments come amidst a brewing tussle over who should lead the INDIA bloc, formed to counter the BJP’s electoral dominance. While the Congress doubled its Lok Sabha tally in the recent elections, it has faced setbacks in state polls in Haryana and Maharashtra, leading to questions about its ability to anchor the alliance. Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has emerged as a strong contender for leadership within the bloc. Banerjee recently stated, “If given the opportunity, I would ensure its smooth functioning. I don’t want to go outside Bengal, but I can run it from here.” Support Gathers for Mamata Banerjee Several veteran Opposition leaders have thrown their weight behind Banerjee. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) founder Lalu Prasad Yadav said, “Mamata Banerjee should be given the leadership of the INDIA Bloc. Congress’s objection means nothing.” Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) founder Sharad Pawar echoed this sentiment, calling Banerjee a “prominent leader” capable of steering the alliance. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut also expressed support, saying, “Whether it is Mamata Banerjee, Arvind Kejriwal, or Shiv Sena, we are all together. Mamata ji should be a major partner in the INDIA alliance.” Challenges and BJP’s Criticism The leadership question highlights the complexities of the INDIA bloc, especially in regions where alliance partners compete against each other electorally. The BJP has dismissed the bloc as “opportunistic,” with leaders questioning its long-term viability. While the Congress’s willingness to take a backseat could foster unity, it also risks diminishing the party’s centrality in the Opposition landscape. With the 2029 general elections looming, the INDIA bloc faces the dual challenge of resolving internal differences and presenting a united front against the BJP’s formidable election machinery. As the debate continues, the INDIA alliance must navigate its leadership dynamics while maintaining focus on its shared goal of defeating the BJP.   The post Mani Shankar Aiyar Stirs Debate: Congress Should Be Ready to Not Lead INDIA Bloc appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Devendra Fadnavis sworn in as Maharashtra CM; Eknath Shinde, Ajit Pawar his Deputies

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulating Devendra Fadnavis Team News Riveting Mumbai, December 5 Devendra Fadnavis was sworn in as Chief Minister of Maharashtra Thursday evening, ending nearly two weeks of suspense and a tug-of-war between the BJP and the Shiv Sena over the top post. Shiv Sena Chief Eknath Shinde and NCP boss Ajit Pawar, whose stellar returns in last month’s election…

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Fadnavis elected BJP legislature party leader; to be sworn in as Maharashtra CM

Mumbai: Devendra Fadnavis was Wednesday unanimously elected as Maharashtra BJP legislature party’s leader, paving the way for his swearing in as the Chief Minister for a third time. Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde and NCP’s Ajit Pawar will be sworn in as deputy Chief Ministers at the ceremony, to be held at the sprawling Azad Maidan in south Mumbai Thursday in the presence of Prime Minister…

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Maharashtra New CM: Shinde’s Bold Statement - "People Want Me as CM"

The politics in Maharashtra has shifted gear as Eknath Shinde goes all out in his declaration that the people of Maharashtra want him as their Chief Minister. This is occurring against a backdrop of complex state politics within which affiliation and turf wars are commonplace. That also explains Shinde’s declaration which, apart from confidence, also has a clear aspiration of becoming the leader in the state.

How is Shinde's presence growing in Maharashtra?

Shinde has been in active politics in Maharashtra for quite some time now, more specifically after a rebellion in shiv sainik and which formed a new Government in chief minister alliance with BJP. The）assertiveness and the grassroots connectmanship of Shinde has ensured him a lot of support from the party workers and the public.

In his recent public speech, Shinde said, “The people of Maharashtra want me as their Chief Minister.” This rather arrogant statement lays down his increasing popularity and the votes he says he has amassed among the population. It also shows his preparations to do more for the state and be more than a symbol of development, stability and continuity.

Because this research deals with the political landscape in Maharashtra, it is advisable to expound on the profile of Maharashtra in subsequent sections.

The political structure of Maharashtra has been a little volatile in the past few years. The Shiv Sena NCP and Congress alliance that came into power called Maha Vikas Aghadi in the state has a history of internal conflict. The parting of the ways within the Shiv Sena spear headed by S.Shinde, transformed the course of Maharashtra politics.

Supporting BJP as an ally, Shinde led government ‘s policies and work are majorly development oriented, infrastructure development and welfare measures intended to spur the growth of Maharashtra. However, a WV leader who came in as the flagship face of this political movement faces constant opposition, and therefore the politico-dramatic reality remains quite volatile.

Key Challenges Ahead

On the bright side, Shinde’s statement depicts a relatively confident approach towards the future but it ain’t all roses from here on. The following issues remain critical:

Opposition Pressure: The Maha Vikas Aghadi has been actively protesting against the Shinde led government, and this party strongly doubts the authority and agenda of this government.

Public Perception: Brimming up gauges of popular support into a sustained governance paradigm demands matching objectives such as employment, agrarian crisis and urbanization.

Party Cohesion: For political stability, factionalism within his faction and aligning with BJP will matter much.

Frequently asked question about the political situation of Maharashtra

1. Who is Eknath Shinde?

Eknath Shinde is the current Chief Minister Of Maharashtra And He Is One Of The Senior Leaders And He Is The Main Factor Shiv Sena Rebellion. His leadership has been most effective in changing the nature of the political alliance system in the state.

2. What makes his statement important ?

Shinde’s claim that the people want him as the CM and  new found power in Maharashtra politics. It also provides the framework for future political struggle games.

3. What difficulties occur to Shinde?

Shinde has problems with the opposition, his internal party, and the social economic problems affecting the state.

4. What change was brought about by the BJP-Shinde alliance in Maharashtra?

The BJP-Shinde alliance has not deviated much from the goal of a development-oriented aggro-catching governance reforms’ agenda, but it is not free from criticism from the opposition parties.

5. What has this done for the upcoming elections?

It remains unclear what exactly happened to change Shinde’s opinion so rapidly, but it indeed can be an introduction to the future campaign before elections where the head and the policies will be prepared for tests.

Conclusion

Eknath Shinde’s declaration that the people of Maharashtra want him as the Chief Minister underscores his confidence and ambition. As the political dynamics in the state continue to evolve, Shinde’s leadership will remain a focal point. His ability to navigate challenges and deliver on promises will determine not just his political future but also the trajectory of Maharashtra’s development.

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Maharashtra 2024: Election Insights

Join us as we dissect the Lok Sabha Election Result Analysis Maharashtra 2024. Whether you’re a political aficionado or a curious reader, this article offers valuable insights into the changing landscape of Indian politics. Dive in!

Lok Sabha Election Result Analysis 2024: The Maharashtra Scenario editor@newspatron.comIntroduction: A Political RollercoasterThe Power Trio: UP, Maharashtra, and BiharAlliance Dynamics: NCP and BJP’s Half-Hearted UnionLeadership and Anti-Incumbency: A Silent WaveThe Numbers Game: BJP’s Unexpected DipThe Positives Amidst the ChaosModi’s Campaign: Missing the Pulse of MaharashtraThe Shiv Sena…

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Congress Uneasy Over EVM Blame Amid Maharashtra Lok Sabha Losses

There is unease within parts of the Congress over the party’s outspoken “blame-the-EVM” stance after consecutive defeats in Haryana and Maharashtra, states where the BJP had faced setbacks in the Lok Sabha elections only five months earlier.

Many leaders believe that the loss in Maharashtra shouldn’t have been such a surprise, as internal surveys ahead of the November 20 state elections had indicated that the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), which includes Congress, might struggle to hold onto its gains from the June Lok Sabha elections.

The surveys highlighted that the Ladki Bahin Yojana, introduced by the Eknath Shinde government, was gaining momentum.

In fact, a survey conducted in October across 103 seats, just weeks before the polls, revealed that the MVA was losing ground from its Lok Sabha lead. According to the survey, the MVA was ahead in just 44 of these seats, down from 54 in the Lok Sabha elections.

In contrast, the BJP-led Mahayuti, ahead in 49 seats, was leading in 56. One seat was led by “others,” and two were undecided.

The survey also showed that the MVA had a clear lead only among Muslim voters, while the Mahayuti was ahead in all other categories—General, OBC, SBC, SC, SEBC, and ST. The NDA also led the MVA in all age groups, especially among younger voters. Among the 103 seats, Congress contested in 52, Shiv Sena (UBT) in 28, NCP Sharad Pawar in 21, and CPM and Samajwadi Party in one each. Read More - https://24x7newsroom.com/congress-is-uneasy-over-evm-blame-with-an-internal-survey-showing-losses-in-maharashtras-lok-sabha-support/

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Maharashtra Cabinet Formation Delayed: BJP, Shiv Sena, NCP in Talks for Power-Sharing Deal

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Late-Night Meeting in Delhi Sets Stage for Maharashtra’s New Leadership

A crucial meeting between the leaders of Maharashtra’s ruling alliance was held in Delhi late Thursday night. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) leader Eknath Shinde, and Ajit Pawar of the NCP attended the discussion. The meeting focused on finalizing the next Chief Minister and the cabinet structure, aiming to resolve any remaining disagreements before an official announcement. 

Chief Minister’s Post: A Key Decision 

Sources indicate that BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis is the frontrunner for the Chief Minister’s position, with Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar likely to serve as his deputies. Shinde, addressing speculation about his role, said he would fully support the BJP’s decision. “I have told Prime Minister Modi that I will not be an obstacle. We will go with whatever decision is made,” Shinde stated, signaling his willingness to step down for Fadnavis if required. 

The BJP is reportedly considering various factors, including caste dynamics. Fadnavis belongs to the Brahmin community, which had sparked debates in 2014 due to Maharashtra’s predominantly Maratha political base. Amit Shah has consulted senior leaders, including Vinod Tawde, to ensure the decision is well-received across communities. 

Cabinet Distribution and Portfolios 

The meeting also addressed the composition of the state cabinet. Maharashtra can have up to 42 ministers, and sources suggest the BJP could secure 22 portfolios, the Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) 12, and Ajit Pawar’s NCP 10. The BJP is expected to retain key departments like Home and Finance, while Sena and NCP will handle Public Works, Agriculture, and Cooperation. 

This division reflects the seat-sharing arrangement from the previous election, where the BJP emerged as the largest party with 132 seats. 

Challenges Ahead 

While progress has been made, questions remain about Eknath Shinde’s future role. If Fadnavis is named Chief Minister, Shinde could either stay on as Deputy CM in Maharashtra or move to a position at the Centre. Sources within the Shiv Sena have suggested he will likely remain part of the state cabinet. 

The BJP appears keen to resolve all issues before making a formal announcement. Political observers see this as an effort to ensure stability and avoid backlash, especially from Maratha leaders critical of Fadnavis in the past. 

An official announcement on the Chief Minister and cabinet structure is expected after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s final approval. The ruling alliance is preparing to focus on governance and upcoming elections once the leadership structure is in place. 

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Maharashtra Unfiltered: Raw Politics, Daily Delivered – 19 November 2024

Maharashtra’s politics are full of excitement right now as the state gets ready for the 2024 Assembly elections, which are set for November 20. This election is very important, and there will be a tough race between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Congress, and their partners, the Shiv Sena groups and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). This election is a big deal in Maharashtra’s political history[2, 3] because over 4,140 candidates are running in 288 districts.

Important Politicians and Parties

There are important people on both sides of the election:

The BJP is led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who has made his group in the Shiv Sena a key partner. Shinde’s government has put a lot of effort into building up facilities and progress[4].

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Congress: Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are in charge of this party, which wants to regain ground in Maharashtra.

Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena (UBT): Thackeray is running on a platform of social justice and regional pride. He wants to get his party’s power back after it broke up with Shinde.

Ajit Pawar’s NCP faction: Ajit Pawar, who is now deputy chief minister, is also a major candidate. He leads a group that has traditionally had a lot of power in Maharashtra politics[3].

Important Changes

As of today, November 19, 2024, politics are very heated, with people running for office at the last minute and making last-minute plans. The opposition coalition, called the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), is trying to take power away from the Mahayuti alliance, which is run by the BJP. Both groups have gotten national leaders to help their campaigns, so the stakes are high. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have been working hard to get people all over the state to back the cause[5].

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Important Groups to Keep an Eye on

Several groups are being closely watched as possible predictors of the overall election outcome:

1. Worli: A big election with Aaditya Thackeray (Shiv Sena-UBT) running against Milind Deora (Shinde group) and Sandeep Deshpande (MNS).

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Baramati is a traditional base for the Pawar family. In this fight, Ajit Pawar is up against Yugendra Pawar, who is backed by Sharad Pawar.

3. Kopri-Pachpakhadi is Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s district, where he is running against Kedar Dighe. This election has personal stakes for both of them [3, 4].

How Elections Work

The upcoming elections aren’t just about parties; they also show problems in society as a whole. There are now over 96 million registered voters, including almost 2 million people who are voting for the first time. This change in the population could affect how people vote, especially younger voters who are becoming more worried about things like unemployment and the economy[2].

Also, claims of election fraud have come to light, including claims that cash was given to voters to change how they voted. Law enforcement agencies across Maharashtra have seized large amounts of cash and illegal gifts, which raises worries about the fairness of the election process[5].

What this means for Maharashtra

The results of these elections will have long-lasting effects on how Maharashtra is run and what policies are made. A win for the coalition led by the BJP could strengthen its grip on power and allow it to keep working on its growth plans. If, on the other hand, the MVA is able to take back control, it could mean a move toward more progressive policies that focus on social justice and regional growth.

All eyes will be on Maharashtra tomorrow, November 20, as people get ready to go to the polls for what looks like it will be one of the most important elections in recent memory. The findings will be made public on November 23. They will not only decide how local governments will work in the future, but they will also set the stage for national political alignments before the next general elections[2, 3].

Citations:

[1] https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/topic/maharashtra-political-crisis

[2] https://www.financialexpress.com/india-news/maharashtra-elections-2024-live-updates-mahayuti-mva-maharashtra-government-formation-election-rally-campaign-speech-roadshow-bjp-congress-shiv-sena-ncp/3667888/

[3] https://www.businesstoday.in/india/story/maharashtra-assembly-elections-2024-bjp-congress-uddhav-thackerays-shiv-sena-and-eknath-shindes-shinde-sena-clash-for-288-seats-spotlight-on-9-key-constituencies-454256-2024-11-19

[4] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/maharashtra-politics/news

[5] https://www.businesstoday.in/india/story/maharashtra-assembly-election-2024-check-polling-date-time-exit-polls-result-counting-details-454259-2024-11-19

[6] https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/cash-chaos-ahead-of-maharashtra-elections-crores-in-a-car-water-stream-and-allegations-fly/article68782098.ece

[7] https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/crowd-of-confusion-on-the-maharashtra-political-scene-polls/article68846189.ece

[8] https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/maharashtra-assembly-election-5-maha-battles-among-288-seats-to-watch-out-for-key-constituencies-and-candidates-101731989475836.html

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Nagpur, 15th Dec. A total of 39 MLAs were inducted into the Maharashtra government on Sunday, December 15, in a ceremony held in Nagpur, just a day before the commencement of the week-long Winter Session of the state legislature. The event saw 33 ministers take the oath as Cabinet ministers, while 6 were sworn in as ministers of state. The Cabinet includes 16 members from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), 9 from Shiv Sena, and 8 from the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). Among the ministers of state, the BJP holds the largest share with three MLAs, followed by Shiv Sena with two and NCP with one. The swearing-in ceremony paves the way for finalizing power-sharing agreements within the Mahayuti alliance. One of the key points of contention between BJP and Shiv Sena—control over the Home portfolio—has been resolved, with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis retaining the position. The results of the Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024, which delivered a landslide victory for the Mahayuti alliance with 230 out of 288 seats, have shaped the new cabinet. BJP won 132 seats, Shiv Sena secured 57 seats, and NCP bagged 41. Devendra Fadnavis assumed office as Chief Minister on December 5, with Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar appointed as his deputies. Here is the complete party-wise list of ministers in the Maharashtra Cabinet: Cabinet Ministers: Devendra Fadnavis (BJP) – Home Ajit Pawar (NCP) Eknath Shinde (Shiv Sena) Chandrasekhar Bawankule (BJP) Pankaja Munde (BJP) Ashish Selar (BJP) Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil (BJP) Hasan Mushrif (NCP) Chandrakant Patil (BJP) Girish Mahajan (BJP) Gulabrao Patil (Shiv Sena) Ganesh Naik (BJP) Dada Bhuse (Shiv Sena) Sanjay Rathod (Shiv Sena) Dhananjay Munde (NCP) Mangal Prabhat Lodha (BJP) Uday Samant (Shiv Sena) Jaikumar Rawal (BJP) Atul Save (BJP) Ashok Uike (BJP) Shambhuraj Desai (Shiv Sena) Dattatreya Bharne (NCP) Aditi Tatkare (NCP) Shivendrasinh Bhosle (BJP) Manikrao Kokate (NCP) Jaikumar Gore (BJP) Narhari Zirwal (NCP) Sanjay Sawkare (BJP) Sanjay Shirsat (Shiv Sena) Pratap Sarnaik (Shiv Sena) Bharat Gogavale (Shiv Sena) Makarand Jadhav-Patil (NCP) Nitesh Rane (BJP) Ministers of State: Akash Phundkar (BJP) Babasaheb Patil (NCP) Prakash Abitkar (Shiv Sena) Madhuri Misal (BJP) Ashish Jaiswal (Shiv Sena) Pankaj Bhoyar (BJP) Meghana Bordikar (BJP) Indraneel Naik (NCP) Yogesh Kadam (Shiv Sena) The post Maharashtra Cabinet Ministers List: 39 MLAs Sworn in Ahead of Winter Session appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link