Any guesses why the central leadership of the BJP is quiet
and indifferent towards the political development in Maharashtra? If some
political insiders are to be believed Devendra Fadnavis has apparently disturbed
the game plan of the BJP in the state. Had he followed the advice of central
leadership without suggesting his ideas, things would have been quite
different. Reportedly, the central leadership is unhappy with former
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis for his greed that allowed more and more
concessions to the Shiv Sena. Sources said that party president Amit Shah had
clearly advised Fadnavis not to give more than 110 seats to the Shiv Sena (SS)
in the Assembly but he managed to convince party leadership for 125 seats to SS
with a promise of sweeping Maharashtra elections. In the 2014 elections ties between the BJP-SS were snapped
for similar reasons and his time round the BJP was rather better off in the
state but Fadnavis did not want to take a chance for becoming CM for second
time. The sources in the BJP said that the party wanted to get rid of SS for
once and all and this seems to have been done with these unpleasant
development. They wanted to expose them on many counts. The BJP leadership does not only want to teach a lesson to
Shiv Sena but also Fadnavis whose personal ambition has put the party in such a
predicament and analysts feel that the number that the BJP managed to get in
Assembly elections with alliance could have been better, had the party
contested elections alone.
Any guesses why the central leadership of the BJP is quiet
and indifferent towards the political development in Maharashtra? If some
political insiders are to be believed Devendra Fadnavis has apparently disturbed
the game plan of the BJP in the state. Had he followed the advice of central
leadership without suggesting his ideas, things would have been quite
different.
Reportedly, the central leadership is unhappy with former Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis for his greed that allowed more and more concessions to the Shiv Sena. Sources said that party president Amit Shah had clearly advised Fadnavis not to give more than 110 seats to the Shiv Sena (SS) in the Assembly but he managed to convince party leadership for 125 seats to SS with a promise of sweeping Maharashtra elections.
In the 2014 elections ties between the BJP-SS were snapped for similar reasons and his time round the BJP was rather better off in the state but Fadnavis did not want to take a chance for becoming CM for second time. The sources in the BJP said that the party wanted to get rid of SS for once and all and this seems to have been done with these unpleasant development. They wanted to expose them on many counts.
The BJP leadership does not only want to teach a lesson to Shiv Sena but also Fadnavis whose personal ambition has put the party in such a predicament and analysts feel that the number that the BJP managed to get in Assembly elections with alliance could have been better, had the party contested elections alone.