Akhilesh Yadav and Owaisi.
Nominations have been filed in Maharashtra, but insurgents are adding to troubles for various parties. According to information received so far, approximately 125 to 150 rebels from the six main political parties are participating in the electoral struggle. That is, the rebels are so numerous that they have the power to disrupt the math for either side.
On the other hand, friendly fighting seats have increased the problems of Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) and Mahayuti. In the figures released by the MVA so far, there are five seats where only MVA candidates have faced off against each other in the name of friendly struggle. Mahayuthi was two steps ahead of them and news of friendly battles for seven seats came to light.
But now all parties are looking at what happened in which seat and how to stop it?
But even if we put aside friendly fights, not including the SP in the MVA could be a big deal for a Congress like Haryana. The SP originally demanded 5 seats, but since they were unsuccessful, they have now fielded 9 candidates.
In this case, the issue of MVA is certain in these 9 seats. On the other hand, not including Asaduddin Owaisi’s party MIM in the MVA and calling it the B-Team of the BJP would also create problems as the MIM fielded 14 candidates in Muslim-dominated seats, meaning that if these candidates People also cut someone’s votes or play games. If you spoil it, it’s definitely the MVA seat.
Will MIM-SP ruin MVA’s game?
The Congress has been calling the MIM the B-team of the BJP, but the conflict with the SP continues. He handed over the responsibility of talking to the SP to Naseem Khan. Now some people talk about these problems openly, some people talk about them quietly, but everyone’s inner troubles have increased.
Mahayuthi, for his part, had also been destroyed by the rebels. More than 50 of the 288 seats are occupied by the opposition. Now whether it is the Sindh group or the Ajit group from the BJP. Devendra Fadnavis is also accepting the fact that the rebels are outnumbered and they will be persuaded and friendly fighting will take place in some seats.
But after the MVA nomination, the entire situation became clear, but their leaders still did not accept the talk of friendly fighting and did not take the rebels seriously.
Like MVA, Mahayuthi was troubled by the rebels.
Ramesh Chenithala cared more about Mahayutti than himself. He said there were no differences of opinion on the part of the MVA. The divide is that Mahayutthi and the BJP are eliminating their allies. At the same time, regarding rebels and friendly wars, he sternly stated that there would be no friendly wars and that he would fight only those who were authorized by the party in the AB form.
Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole also refused to engage in a friendly fight and said the review would be completed by November 4. Then the real story will be known but Sanjay Raut is saying two things.
Sanjay Raut said that the Amity Party did not follow Aghadi’s dharma, that is, he directly pointed the finger at the Congress Party and Sharad Pawar’s NCP. According to him, the 3rd and 4th are the last dates for name withdrawal. Let’s discuss and coordinate again. At best we would ask people to withdraw their nominations and accept our point of view, but they have no answer as to what is the basis for their statement.