Maharashtra’s influential politicians face a historic shift in election polling this time, bringing the future coalition arithmetic dynamics into a new form. The state of Uttar Pradesh, popularly known as the biggest prize in Indian elections referral for its 48 seats in the ex-Parliament, is transforming because of several key defections and fissures within the dominant parties, seismic shifts in political geography.
Intense lists of discussion among Maha Vikas Aghadi members Mutaharla government, the Sena, Sharad Pawar faction, the Nationalist Congress Party, and the Congress finally reached the seat-sharing agreement As per the dealmonger, the member of Shiv Sena (UBT) will stand for 21 seats, Congress will stand for 17 seats, and the Sharad Pawar faction of the NCP will stand for 10 seats. Besides giving Maharashtra a decisive weightage, this treaty also reflects the new face of India’s democratic politics.
The INCLUSIVE Alliance (INDIA) Indian National Democratic Indian National Democratic Inclusive Alliance of Opposition has finished this setting with this announcement, beating down obstacles in accommodating seat-sharing agreements in important states. But the three seats – Sangli, Mumbai South Central, and Bhiwandi – are at an impasse in negotiation. The Sena (UBT) and the faction of Sharda Pawar have already announced their candidates for two seats. However, Congress is eagerly tussling to get candidates for all three seats.
Such new developments may be regarded as the beginning of a “dramatic” shift in the political conditions across the whole state of Maharashtra, which will certainly draw everyone’s attention and will be a fast and furious fight, as the 2019 Lok Sabha election will be held in the state.
