There are assembly elections in two states of the country, Jharkhand and Maharashtra. In Jharkhand, one phase of voting is most discussed in Maharashtra. Here there is a battle of Rasakshi between Mahayuti and Mahavikas Aghadi. Where continuous verbal attacks are being seen. The level of rhetoric is at its peak. Amidst all this, a statement of Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis is much discussed. He has claimed that the Mahayuti led by Eknath Shinde will form the government with an overwhelming majority. Because this time the assembly elections are ‘strange’ and only after the results are declared on November 23, it will be known who is supporting whom. Now the question arises that on what basis did Fadnavis make this statement? If there is any truth in his claim then is a political game being played in Maharashtra even before the elections?
Will Mahavikas Aghadi get a shock?
Deputy CM and senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Devendra Fadnavis said that the assembly elections to be held in the state on November 20 are strange and only after the results on November 23 will it be known which group is supporting whom. In fact, in an informal conversation with reporters, Fadnavis said that the grand alliance of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena, Ajit Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party and BJP has taken the lead over Congress, Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT) and Sharad Pawar. . -Under the leadership of NCP.
Fadnavis said that this election is strange. Only after the results will we know who is with whom. There are internal contradictions regarding the distance of the Great Conjunction. He claimed that MVA is also facing a similar situation. Fadnavis said his party’s slogan ‘Batenge to Katenge’ was created in response to the election campaign of the opposition Mahavikas Aghadi (MVA). The BJP leader claimed that his colleagues Ashok Chauhan and Pankaja Munde as well as Deputy CM Ajit Pawar failed to understand the basic me.ng.
Me.ng of ‘If we divide we will reap’ explained,
The slogan frequently used by UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath while campaigning for the November 20 assembly elections in Maharashtra has united the opposition to condemn him. The opposition claims that the slogan has communal implications, while some leaders of the ruling coalition have also criticized it. While speaking to reporters, Fadnavis said that ‘Batenge to Katenge’ was a slogan coined in response to the divisive election campaign of the Congress-led Mahavikas Aghadi. The basic message of this slogan is ‘Everyone should live together.’
Fadnavis said that this slogan does not mean that we are against Muslims. We also did not say that Muslim women will not benefit from the Girl Sister Scheme. He claimed that Batenge to Katenge slogan is the answer to Trishtikaran (politics) of Congress and MVA. He used vote jihad during the Lok Sabha elections and put up posters in mosques urging people to vote for a particular party. What kind of secularism is this?
