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Maharashtra Chief Minister Eaknth Shinde on Monday retorted over NCP leader jayant Patil’s statement in which he said that the ‘next CM of Maharashtra will be from NCP’. Shinde, hitting back at the MVA coalition, said it is ‘Tin Tighada, Kaam Bigaada’. The term loosely translates to ‘When ominous three come together, work gets spoiled’.
“Competition for the post of CM has started in the opposition. Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is ‘tin tigaada kaam bigaada’. It is the public who decides who will be the chief minister. No one becomes a CM by putting up posters. We are public servants & will keep doing public service,” the Maharashtra CM said while talking to reporters on Monday.
Shinde’s reply came a day after former minister and NCP state chief Jayant Patil claimed that the next CM will be from their party. The NCP is going to become the single largest party in the state, Patil said.
“It is satisfying to note that the next chief minister will be from the NCP and almost everyone has accepted the same,” Patil said while speaking in Karad on Saturday.
“I am sure under the leadership of (Sharad) Pawar saheb, NCP will become number one party in the state,” he added.
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