BJP has 148 candidates, Congress has 102 candidates in Maharashtra: Shinde has fielded 80 candidates, Ajit has fielded 53 candidates; Uddhav faction has fielded 89 candidates, Sharad faction has fielded 87 candidates

With the end of the nomination deadline for Maharashtra assembly elections, the electoral picture has become clear. Due to rebellion in Shiv Sena and NCP, this time 6 big parties are in the fray. This is the reason why there are more rebels. There are rebels on almost every seat in the state. Now everyone’s eyes are on the last date of withdrawal of nomination (4 November). After that it will be known how the fight will be. This time 7,995 candidates have filed nominations. On the last day 4,996 filled the forms. Mahayuti and MVA did not reveal the seat sharing formula even after the nomination ended. If we look at the candidates, BJP is the largest party in Mahayuti with 148 candidates and Congress is the largest party in MVA with 103. Both the parties are contesting on fewer seats than the 2019 assembly elections. Last time BJP had fielded its candidates on 164 seats and Congress on 147 seats. On the other hand, Shiv Sena-Shinde has declared its candidates on 80 seats, NCP-Ajit on 53 seats, Shiv Sena-Uddhav on 89 seats and NCP-Sharad on 87 seats. In the last election, Shiv Sena (undivided) and NCP (undivided) had contested on 124-124 seats. Apart from all this, this time Mahayuti has left 5 seats for the alliance parties. On the other hand, the smaller alliance parties of MVA are contesting on 6 seats. The situation is still not clear on 2 seats of Mahayuti and 3 seats of MVA. 6 parties in the election fray, rebels on almost every seat
Due to rebellion in Shiv Sena and NCP, this time six big parties are in the fray. Due to this, there are more rebels. There are rebels on almost every seat in the state. Everyone’s eyes are now on the last date of withdrawal of nomination, 4 November. Only after that will it be known how the fight will be. Big rebels of Mahayuti, who are contesting as independents… Borivali- Gopal Shetty
He has been a BJP MP twice. He wanted to contest the assembly elections as he did not get a ticket in this Lok Sabha election, but BJP gave the ticket to Sanjay Upadhyay. Umred- Raju Parve
He is a leader of Shinde faction’s Shiv Sena. The party had made him contest the Lok Sabha election from Ramtek, but he lost. This seat went to BJP in the assembly elections. BJP has fielded Sudhir Parve. Andheri East- Sweekriti Sharma
She is the wife of former encounter specialist Pradeep Sharma. A few days ago, she had joined Shinde faction’s Shiv Sena. The party has fielded Murji Patel from this seat, so she is contesting as an independent. Chinchwad- Nana Kate
He is a leader of Ajit faction’s NCP. The seat went to BJP. BJP has fielded Shankar Jagtap. Mankhurd-Shivajinagar- Nawab Malik The matter is very interesting on this seat. Just a few minutes before the deadline for filing nominations ended, Ajit’s faction of NCP declared Nawab Malik as its candidate. Malik was already claiming the ticket, but BJP was opposing it. BJP had accused Malik of being close to Dawood Ibrahim and made several allegations against him, including treason. Due to this, Malik was not able to get the ticket. However, on 29 October, Nawab Malik filed two nomination papers. After filing the nomination, he said, ‘I filed nomination as an NCP candidate. I also filed the nomination as an independent candidate. But the party sent the AB form and we submitted the AB form at 2.55 pm. Now I am the official candidate of NCP.’ BJP is still opposing Nawab Malik’s candidature. As per the agreement, this seat was given to Shinde faction. The party has given ticket to Suresh Patil from here. BJP has also supported Patil and is continuously giving statements against Malik. BJP and Ajit’s NCP face to face on Katol seat

Before the split in NCP, former Home Minister Anil Deshmukh was elected MLA from this seat. However, when the split happened in the party, Deshmukh supported Sharad Pawar. Due to this, BJP was claiming this seat. At the same time, Ajit was still considering it as a seat won by NCP. As a result, both have fielded candidates. BJP has given ticket to Charan Singh Thakur and NCP has given ticket to Naresh Arsade. There is a little more confusion in MVA Pandharpur

Sharad Pawar’s NCP has given ticket to Anil Sawant. At the same time, Congress has fielded Bhagirath Bhalke. Bhagirath is the son of late Congress MLA Bharat Bhalke. After the death of Bharat Bhalke, Bhagirath contested the by-election from NCP, but lost. This time when he did not get the ticket, he joined Congress and the party gave ticket against its ally Sharad faction’s NCP. Paranda

Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena has given ticket to Ranjeet Patil. On the other hand, Sharad Pawar’s NCP has fielded former MLA Rahul Mote. Solapur South

Congress’ Dilip Mane wanted a ticket from here but under the agreement in MVA, this seat was given to Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena. The party has given the ticket to Amar Patil. Now Dilip Mane is contesting as an independent. ……………………………………………………….. Read these news related to Maharashtra elections too… Fadnavis said – BJP cannot win Maharashtra alone, there was vote jihad in the state during the Lok Sabha elections. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on October 27 that one has to be practical about the ground reality. BJP cannot win Maharashtra elections alone, but it is also true that we have the maximum number of seats and the highest voting percentage. After the elections, BJP will become the largest party in the state. Read full news…

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