Shiv Sena's Sanjay Raut on Tuesday reiterated that thenext Chief Minister of Maharashtra would be from his party. Eleven days afterassembly election results were announced, Sena and its ally BJP continue tosquabble over sharing the CM's position and 50:50 allocation of portfolios.
According to a report of news agency ANI, theMaharashtra chief minister will be from Shiv Sena only. The face and politicsof Maharashtra is changing, you will see. Raut said, "What you call hungama(commotion) is not hungama, but the fight for justice and rights, victory willbe ours."
The BJP won 105 seats followed by the Shiv Sena at 56,the NCP 54 and the Congress 44. The majority mark is 145. Independents andsmaller parties won 29 seats.
Monday witnessed hectic discussion in the BJP camp toowith incumbent chief minister Devendra Fadnavis meeting Union home ministerAmit Shah after which Fadnavis said, "There is a need to form the government inMaharashtra at the earliest… I am sure, I am confident that the governmentwill be formed."
The deadline for government formation is November 9,when the term of the current legislative assembly expires. If no government isin place by the end of the tenure of the current assembly, President's Rulecould be imposed in the state.
