Ramdas Athawale demanded so many seats from BJP!
After the announcement of the dates of maharashtra assembly elections, the political temperature in the state is high. Meanwhile, Union minister and RPI (A) chief ramdas athawale is also seen to be vocal about seat sharing in the Mahayuti. He said that we had given a letter to deputy cm and bjp leader Devendra Fadnavis. We had demanded 21 seats in it. The RPI leader also said that we should get eight to ten seats out of 21.
In a conversation with news agency ANI, ramdas athawale said, "Which party is going to get which seat, it is not clear yet but we have just talked to Devendra Fadnavis. He has said that we will give some seats to the Republican Party. It is not yet known how many will be given. The seats can change.
We will be with the Mahayuti - Athawale
He further said, "Republican party should get one seat when the government comes to power in maharashtra, when the government comes, there should be a cabinet minister from one party, Mahamandal should be given. A Mahamandal has been announced for us now. We should get a share in power in the future as well. RPI should get five-six seats. Our settlement will be done, we will be with the Mahayuti."
What did ramdas athawale say about Mahavikas Aghadi?
Union minister ramdas athawale also took a dig at MVA. He said, "No matter how much noise you make, there is noise of Mahayuti in Maharashtra. maharashtra government has taken 900 new decisions in two and a quarter years. Ladli Behna Yojana has become very popular. Eknath Shinde's government has taken decisions keeping in mind all sections, so there is full confidence that we are going to the court of the people, the people will definitely put us in power. Development work has been done under the leadership of PM narendra Modi.
Congress has appointed 2-2 observers for 5 regions of Maharashtra. Apart from this, three observers have been appointed for Vidarbha. Like the lok sabha elections, there is a possibility of a direct contest between Mahayuti and Mahavikas Aghadi in the assembly elections.