Published 16:46 IST, November 10th 2019
No Aaditya? Now, 'Uddhav as CM' posters outside Matoshree amid impasse
Even as the Maharashtra deadlock continues, a poster has been placed outside Matoshree this time with the demand of making Uddhav Thackeray as Chief Minister
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Even as Maharashtra delock continues after 15 days of elections results, a poster has been placed outside Matoshree this time with demand of making Uddhav Thackeray as Chief Minister. While Sena has been demanding CM post for 2.5 years for newly elected MLA from Worli and Uddhav's son Aitya Thackeray, reports suggest that new demand of making Uddhav as CM was discussed as Sena chief met MLAs in Hotel Retreat on Sunday.
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After meeting Sena MLAs in hotel, where y have been placed to prevent horse-tring in view of current political crisis in state, Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray has reportedly reiterated that next Chief Minister in state will be from Shiv Sena. This comes after Shiv Sena chief dressed media saying that BJP has betrayed 50:50 formula that was decided between Mahayuti alliance partners, in presence of BJP president Amit Shah and Devendra Fnavis.
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Meanwhile, on Sunday, BJP leers in state met Fnavis in his residence and BJP leer Sudhir Mungatiwar said that y will inform Maharashtra goverr about ir decision at 4 PM on Sunday. Maharashtra goverr Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Saturday offered single largest party - BJP to show will to form government in Maharashtra. goverr on Sunday also cancelled his visit to Nagpur.
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Congress vs Congress in Maharashtra
ding to 'Maha'-confusion, Congress leer Milind Deora on Sunday, suggested that goverr should invite NCP-Congress to form next Maharashtra government as Mahayuti has failed to do so. At or side, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said that party is rey to form a government if ' one is rey to form government', hinting at a Cong-NCP-Sena alliance. Exposing Congress internal tussle yet again, its leer Sanjay Nirupam has said that alliance with Sena will be fatal for Congress.
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15:57 IST, November 10th 2019