[ad_1]
Maharashtra Political Crisis: After Shiv Sena in Maharashtra, there has been a split in NCP as well. Sharad Pawar’s nephew Ajit Pawar along with more than 30 MLAs joined hands with the Shinde-BJP government and himself sat on the chair of Deputy CM. The MLAs close to him have been given ministerial berths. On the other hand, it is considered a big blow for Sharad Pawar, because despite being the national president, only a few MLAs are left in his court. Let’s tell who and how many MLAs are in whose court.
These MLAs with Ajit Pawar
First of all let’s talk about Ajit Pawar, who created the whole cycle and has now joined the government. The number of MLAs coming with Ajit Pawar is very high, while there are some MLAs who have not yet clarified their stand. The MLAs accompanying Ajit Pawar are Shekhar Nikam, Prakash Solkhe, Deepak Chavan, Sangram Jagtap, Chetan Tupe, Anna Bansode, Sunil Shelke, Dilip Mohite, Dilip Bankar, Manikrao Kokate, Nitin Pawar, Chandrakant Navghare, Rajendra Karemore, Manohar Chandrikapure, Leaders like Rajesh Narsing Patil, Indranil Naik, Chhagan Bhujbal, Narhari Zhirwal, Saroj Ahir, Aditi Tatkare, Atul Benke, Dilip Walse Patil, Sanjay Bansode, Anil Patil, Hasan Mushrif
Dharmarao Atram and Dhananjay Munde are.
MLAs with Sharad Pawar
With NCP Chief Sharad Pawar, some of his close leaders are left, who have not changed sides with Ajit Pawar. These include names like Jayant Patil, Jitendra Awhad, Prajakt Tanpure, Rohit Pawar, Balasaheb Patil, Anil Deshmukh and Sunil Bhusara.
These MLAs have not opened their cards
There are also some MLAs who have not opened their cards till now. That is, their role has not been cleared yet. Among these MLAs are Balasaheb Ajbe, Rajendra Shingane, Ashutosh Kale and Nawab Malik. It is being told that Ajit Pawar has tried to pull these MLAs in his fold, while Sharad Pawar is still waiting for the situation to clear. Everyone is waiting for the next step of Sharad Pawar, considered a veteran of politics.
Read also – Maharashtra script was written on Eknath Shinde’s visit to Delhi? Inside Story of Political Drama
[ad_2]