Maharashtra Political Crisis: Shinde Falls Ill, Ajit Pawar Heads to Delhi, and CM Decision Still Pending
Maharashtra Political Crisis: The political uncertainty in Maharashtra continues as Acting Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is unwell. He canceled all scheduled meetings today due to a throat infection and fever. Shinde, who had been in his ancestral village in Satara on December 1, returned to Thane but is still struggling with his health. His illness has delayed crucial discussions regarding the distribution of power and ministries, including important portfolios such as Home, Urban Development, and Revenue.
Political Tensions Continue as Maharashtra Awaits a Decision
It has been 10 days since the Maharashtra election results were announced on November 23, but a decision on the new Chief Minister remains pending. The political tension within the Mahayuti alliance continues to build, with no clear resolution in sight. The long-awaited meeting to finalize the Chief Minister and ministerial posts has been postponed, further complicating the situation.
Ajit Pawar Heads to Delhi Amidst Political Uncertainty
In the midst of this uncertainty, Ajit Pawar is heading to Delhi, sparking speculation about his involvement in the decision-making process. While his exact purpose for the trip remains unclear, it is widely believed that his movement could signal an important development in the ongoing political negotiations in Maharashtra.
Shinde’s Son Denies Deputy CM Rumors
Eknath Shinde’s son, Shrikant Shinde, took to social media to address rumors surrounding his political future. He clarified that there were no truth to the rumors that he would become Deputy Chief Minister. Shrikant also emphasized that he had turned down a ministerial position in the central government, stating that he had no desire for power and was focused on working for the party organization.
Political Drama in Maharashtra: Will the Deadlock End?
With health issues delaying meetings and political leaders making unexpected moves, the political drama in Maharashtra shows no signs of easing. The situation is increasingly complex, and the people of Maharashtra are waiting for a resolution to this ongoing saga.
