BJP's Maharashtra Unit in Crisis, Claims NCP's Jayant Patil as Amit Shah Camps in Mumbai
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NCP (SP)'s Maharashtra unit chief, Jayant Patil, alleged that Union Home Minister Amit Shah is forced to camp in Mumbai, indicating a change of government in the state after the assembly elections. Patil claimed that there is a serious crisis in the state government, due to which Shah is forced to camp in the state's capital.
Even as elections are being conducted in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir, Shah is forced to camp in Mumbai, which suggests the seriousness of the crisis in the Maharashtra government. The MVA will come to power after winning elections, Patil told reporters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current political situation in Maharashtra?
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has claimed that there is a serious crisis in the Maharashtra government, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has denied any such claims.
Why is Amit Shah camping in Mumbai?
Amit Shah is camping in Mumbai as part of the BJP's strategy to prepare for the upcoming elections in Maharashtra.
What is Amit Shah's strategy for the BJP in Maharashtra?
Amit Shah has advised BJP leaders and workers to focus on the upcoming elections, resolve disputes within the party, and appoint 10 workers at every polling booth.
Who is Jayant Patil?
Jayant Patil is the chief of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)'s Maharashtra unit.
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