12 MPs may leave Shiv Sena: 66 councilors also came to Shinde camp; Congress sent notice to 11 MLAs missing from floor test

Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has suffered another major setback. In Thane Municipal Corporation, out of 67 Shiv Sena councilors, 66 have joined the Eknath Shinde camp. According to reports, late on Wednesday night all the rebel councilors met Eknath Shinde at his residence. Thane Municipal Corporation is the second most important municipal corporation in Maharashtra after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation.

It is also being claimed that 12 out of 18 Shiv Sena MPs may soon join the Shinde faction. The Shinde faction claims to be in contact with 12 to 14 MPs. Here, Uddhav Thackeray is also afraid that his MPs may also break before the presidential election.

In view of this, the party changed its Chief Whip in the Lok Sabha. Earlier, Washim MP Bhavna Gawli was the Chief Whip. Now MP Rajan Vichare has been made the chief whip in his place. Bhawna Gawli is considered close to Eknath Shinde.

Please tell that Uddhav Thackeray has made serious allegations against BJP. Uddhav Thackeray has said that BJP wants to destroy his party. Uddhav has also challenged BJP to hold mid-term elections.

Congress sent notice to MLAs
Maharashtra Congress has sent notices to 11 MLAs who did not attend the floor test. In the notice, Congress asked why you did not appear in the floor test. The Congress MLAs who did not vote in the floor test include the names of Ashok Chavan, Pranati Shinde, Jitesh Antapurkar, Vijay Wadettiwar, Zeeshan Siddiqui, Dheeraj Deshmukh, Kunal Patil, Raju Awale, Mohan Humberde, Shirish Chaudhary.

Shinde won the floor test by 164 votes to 99
On July 2, in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, the BJP made Rahul Narvekar the speaker with the support of the Eknath Shinde faction. After this, as expected at the time of floor test on 4th July, it happened as expected. The Shinde government won the trust vote. The government got the support of 164 MLAs. 99 votes were cast in opposition. 266 MLAs were present in the house at the time of voting. Three of these MLAs did not cast their votes. 21 MLAs remained absent from the House. Read full news…

39 out of 55 MLAs had rebelled against the party.
Under the leadership of Eknath Shinde, 39 out of 55 MLAs of Shiv Sena rebelled against the party. Shinde first went to Surat with the rebel MLAs, then to Guwahati and later stayed in Goa for a few days. When Shinde took oath as the CM of the state on June 30, all the MLAs returned to Mumbai after 11 days. On the day of the floor test, another Shiv Sena MLA joined the Shinde faction.

Uddhav resigned on June 29
Meanwhile, the Governor had ordered the then Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray to prove his majority in the House. Shiv Sena had gone to the Supreme Court against it, but did not get relief from there. After this, on June 29, Uddhav Thackeray resigned from the post of CM. Read full news…

Shinde government’s cabinet expansion soon

Eknath Shinde may soon expand his cabinet in Maharashtra. Political discussion has started from Mumbai to Delhi regarding this. According to sources, about 45 ministers can be made in the cabinet. These include 25 from BJP quota, 13 from Shinde quota and 7 independent MLAs. read full news…

Rebel MLAs get 14 days from SC, next hearing will be held on July 11

Eknath Shinde’s petition was heard in the Supreme Court on Monday. The petition raised questions on the disqualification of the rebel MLAs and the role of Deputy Speaker Narhari Jarwal. The court heard the arguments of Shinde faction, Maharashtra government and Shiv Sena. After this, the court fixed the time till July 11 to respond to the notice of the Deputy Speaker disqualifying the MLAs. The next hearing will also take place on the same day. It was a relief for the Shinde faction. read full news…