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Amidst swirling speculations, BJP leaders from Maharashtra have embarked on a crucial journey to Delhi for discussions on seat allocation within the Mahayuti (Grand Alliance). A significant meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah is scheduled, primarily focusing on allotting candidates for seats held by BJP’s allied parties.
Surprisingly, BJP is contemplating fielding candidates in a substantial 37 seats. Insider sources to TV9 Marathi hint at the Shinde group receiving 8 seats, while the Ajit Pawar group might secure only 3 seats. Following the revelation of this seat allocation, political circles have adopted a cautious approach, prompting senior BJP leaders to weigh in.
Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis emphasized the significance of granting esteemed positions to allies within the Grand Alliance. He refuted media reports on seat allocation discrepancies, labeling them as inaccurate. Fadnavis addressed the media in Delhi, setting the record straight on the matter.
The final seat allocation meeting of the Grand Alliance in Maharashtra is slated to take place in Delhi. The gathering will witness the presence of key figures including Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Devendra Fadnavis, and senior BJP high command officials.
Fadnavis dismissed speculations as mere “kite flying,” asserting that seats will be allocated with due respect to all allies. He expressed discontent with media-driven assumptions regarding seat allotment and urged for a cessation of such unfounded conjectures.
Highlighting the ongoing discussions within the party, Fadnavis shed light on the comprehensive election strategy being deliberated upon by the central leadership and state core committees. He emphasized the necessity for collaborative decision-making, especially concerning seat distribution in areas where the BJP has alliances.
Fadnavis reassured the public that transparency would prevail, emphasizing that announcements regarding candidates would be made after thorough consultations with coalition partners. He affirmed that all decisions would be communicated promptly, underscoring the party’s commitment to a unified approach in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
