SCOOP: Not just Uddhav! All other names which may be considered as Maharashtra CM

With Shiv Sena supremo Uddhav Thackeray t showing a keen interest in becoming Chief Minister, hectic parlays are still underway over government formation in Maharashtra. However,  meeting held with NCP chief Shar Pawar brought out names of possible Chief Minister candidates. Uddhav Thackeray, along with his son and party MLA Aitya Thackeray, held a brief meeting with NCP chief Shar Pawar in  wee hours of Friday.

It was furr reported by sources close to Shiv Sena that its leers Arvind Sawant and Subhash Desai are considered to be frontrunners for post. However, prime choice for CM candidate tends to Uddhav Thackeray as it comes as a mutual consent. Furrmore, With support of MLAs and experience in ministration, Eknath Shinde also has fair chances for being considered for post. After Thakeray withdrew his interest in becoming  CM, a meeting is being chaired at his residence Matoshree on vember 22 to bring out a conclusion.

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Maha Govt by December?

Sources earlier reported that all three parties along with Independent MLAs supporting m (total - 170 MLAs) will stake claim to form next Maharashtra government in first week of December. Moreover, sources report that Shiv Sena has been given CM post for full term, with two deputy CMs - one from NCP, one from Congress. se developments happened after marathon meetings between NCP-Congress, in which Sonia Gandhi greenlighted alliance after meeting with NCP Supremo.

Since ne of major political parties could garner eugh numbers for government formation, President's Rule was imposed in Maharashtra on vember 12. Hectic parlays are currently underway in NCP, Shiv Sena, and Congress camps to forge a post-poll alliance in State. 

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