Devendra Fadnavis will be ‘king’ in Maharashtra! Speculation regarding CM post after meeting Mohan Bhagwat

Maharashtra Assembly Elections: Voting for the assembly elections was held in Maharashtra last Wednesday (November 20, 2024). A few hours after the voting, Deputy Chief Minister of the state Devendra Fadnavis met Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat at the Sangh headquarters in Mahal, Nagpur.

Dismissing the political implications, Devendra Fadnavis said, “Since Bhagwat was in the city, I went to meet him. It was a courtesy call,” The Times of India reported. According to the exit poll estimates after the Maharashtra election voting, the BJP-led alliance is going to get 130 to 156 seats, which is enough to form the government, but regarding the exit poll, Devendra Fadnavis said, “I am not sure about the exit poll. Does not speculate. Wait for the final results. We are confident that the Grand Alliance will get majority.”

15 minute meeting of Fadnavis and Mohan Bhagwat

Fadnavis’s nearly 15-minute meeting with the RSS chief has created curiosity among political analysts. Many people believe this to be an attempt to get the support of the Sangh for the top post. Political analysts estimate that BJP wants to make itself CM in Maharashtra. Eknath Shinde Despite having the largest numbers when K was the CM, BJP remained at second position.

BJP consults RSS before final decision

The political balance has changed with BJP being projected as the largest party in this election. Party insiders have claimed that the BJP is reluctant to give up its claim to lead the new government in Maharashtra. If seen, BJP consults RSS before finalizing important leadership decisions, especially regarding the CM candidate.

How will BJP strengthen itself?

Observers have indicated that the BJP has shown a cooperative attitude with its allies. If the party performs as predicted by analysts, it could consolidate its supremacy within the alliance.

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