NCP To Meet It’s Ally Congress To Discuss Over Govt Formation In Maharashtra

Mumbai: Amid an ongoing political crisis in Maharashtra,  NCP and it’s allied Congress will be meeting to discuss government formation.

Well BJP was the one who was only single largest party won 2019 Assembly Election with 105 seats but it’s all the Shiv Sena broke away from the coalition over disagreements on ‘power-sharing’ grounds, due to which the BJP couldn’t form govt.

Meanwhile, Shiv Sena was the only one party which was looking forward to 50:50 sharing the Chief Minister’s post, Sena cried foul and claimed that the people of Maharashtra voted for the ‘mahayuti’ but the saffron party fell back on its promises as soon as the election results were announced.

Last night, Governor of Maharashtra rejected Shiv Sena’s plea to provide 48 hours extra as Shiv Sena couldn’t submit the letter from opposition of their support to full fill the magical number of 145 seats.

And the tradition continues as governor invited the third-largest party to form government in Maharashtra which Nationalist Congress Party this comes after both BJP and Shiv Sena failed to form govt.

As a result, NCP leaders will meet Congress party leaders on Tuesday to discuss the possibility of forming a non-BJP government with support from the Shiv Sena.

According to the news agency ANI report, NCP leader Ajit Pawar said, “NCP and Congress will have a meeting tomorrow to decide on Shiv Sena. Many senior leaders of both parties will be present at the meeting.”

Now all eyes will be on Congress-NCP and notably of any party which is facing trouble at the current situation is none other Shiv Sena.

Meanwhile, Maharashtra NCP chief Jayant Patil said, “We are always with the view of sitting in Opposition, we will talk to Congress and then will decide further course of action.”

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