AURANGABAD: The BJP You will form a government in Maharashtra in the next two to three months for which you have made preparations, Party Leader and Union Minister. Raosaheb Danve he said on Monday.
Danve made this statement while addressing a BJP workers’ meeting in Parbhani as part of the party’s campaign for next month’s Legislative Council election for the Aurangabad graduate constituency.
Shirish Boralkar is the BJP candidate for the next MLC poll.
“BJP workers should not think that our government will not come into being in Maharashtra. We will form a government in the next two or three months. We have solved the math. We are waiting for the ongoing elections for (the Legislative Council) to overcome.” said the Jalna MP.
Danve’s statement came on the first anniversary of the short-lived government formed by Devendra Fadnavis with the support of the PNC leader Ajit Pawar.
Fadnavis and Pawar were sworn in as Prime Minister and Senior Deputy Minister, respectively, at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on this day last year.
However, that government lasted only 80 hours with Pawar submitting his resignation as CM MP, paving the way for the Shiv Sena-led MVA administration to take office a few days later with the support of the NCP and Congress.
Interestingly, Danve’s statement came hours after Fadnavis told reporters in Aurangabad that if the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government led by Uddhav Thackeray (MVA) falls, the oath ceremony of the dispensation that would replace it would not be would take place at dawn as was the case for a year. make.
“If the current government in the state collapses, the swearing-in ceremony will not take place at dawn. But such incidents need not be remembered,” said the former CM.
Fadnavis had said many times before that the MVA government would fall on its own due to “internal differences” between its three components.
The BJP had won the maximum of 105 seats in the Maharashtra Assembly elections last year, followed by Shiv Sena, who won 56 seats. The PNC had won 54 seats and Congress 44.
President of Shiv Sena Uddhav Thackeray He was sworn in as Prime Minister of the MVA government on November 28. Ajit Pawar is Thackeray’s deputy in the current MVA government.
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