Maharashtra CM has been a hot topic online, with many speculating about who will be the next Chief Minister. Amidst this, Maharashtra's caretaker CM, Eknath Shinde, recently addressed concerns about his health and the decision regarding the Maharashtra CM post. Rumors had spread that he was unhappy with the upcoming leadership decisions. Shinde spoke to the media to clarify his stance and provide insights into the current political situation.
Rest and Recovery After a Hectic Election Schedule
Eknath Shinde explained that his visit to his native village in Satara was primarily for rest after a demanding election schedule. He reassured his supporters that he is feeling much better and thanked them for their concern. Despite his brief illness, which included a fever and throat infection, Shinde remained committed to his role and responsibilities, stressing that he had not taken any leave during his tenure as Maharashtra CM.
Support for BJP and Mahayuti Alliance
To address speculations about rift between alliance over Maharashtra CM face, Shinde reiterated his full support for the BJP and the Mahayuti Alliance. The alliance, which includes his Shiv Sena faction, has worked together successfully for the past 2.5 years. Shinde expressed confidence that their government's work would be remembered as a golden chapter in Maharashtra's history. He pointed out that the people of Maharashtra had given a historic mandate, demonstrating their trust in the government’s leadership. Shinde assured everyone that the alliance would remain united and focused on Maharashtra’s growth.
Upcoming Oath-Taking Ceremony and the Chief Ministerial Decision
BJP state chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule confirmed that the Mahayuti government’s oath-taking ceremony will take place on December 5 at Azad Maidan. The event will be attended by prominent figures, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Furthermore, NCP chief Ajit Pawar revealed that the BJP would assume the CM position, while Shiv Sena and NCP would fill the deputy CM roles.