While opposition unity is the toast of the city, the political events are hardly exhibiting any indicators of sacrifice or adjustment. The contemporary instance on show is from Maharashtra the place Ajit Pawar’s rebel has put Nationalist Congress Party on backfoot. While the state is but to get a transparent image of NCP MLAs supporting Ajit Pawar, a tussle has began over the put up of Leader of Opposition within the Maharashtra meeting. The Maharashtra meeting is but to get a speaker after the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance returned to energy within the state.
“Full picture is not yet clear…but why would be an LoP from NCP? Now, Congress has 45 MLAs with them and Ajit Pawar has said that he has 40 MLAs with him, then NCP will have only 13 MLAs left with them,” mentioned Maharashtra Congress spokesperson Atul Londhe.
Maharashtra Congress chief Balasaheb Thorat mentioned that the Leader of the Opposition might be from the celebration which has the utmost variety of MLAs. “Congress has maximum numbers. We will hold a meeting tomorrow on the current political situation in the state,” mentioned Thorat.
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The BJP was fast to take a dig on the contemporary rift between the NCP and the Congress. “Opposition unity??? Now within hours of NCP coming with BJP, Congress has started demanding LoP position for itself in Maharashtra! Some snub for Sharad Pawar ji by Congress. What happened to PDA? MVA? Moment Congress got a chance it has demanded its share! This is their true face..matlab ke yaar. Only position, no mission,” mentioned BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala.
Opposition unity ??? Now inside hours of NCP coming with BJP, Congress has began demanding LoP place for itself in Maharashtra! Some snub for Sharad Pawar ji by Congress
What occurred to PDA ? MVA?
Moment Congress acquired an opportunity it has demanded its share! This is their… pic.twitter.com/Sjzz7nJluh
— Shehzad Jai Hind (@Shehzad_Ind) July 3, 2023
On the opposite hand, NCP’s Maharashtra president Jayant Patil immediately mentioned that the celebration has despatched a petition to the Assembly speaker looking for disqualification of insurgent MLAs. “We requested him to hear us. Our party’s strength in the Assembly is 53, of which 9 have defected, the rest all are with us. We will give them a fair chance to come back but will take action against those who do not come back,” mentioned Patil, hinting that NCP nonetheless has 44 MLAs. Even if it holds true, the Congress has one MLA greater than NCP.
