NCP leader Jayant Patil gave these hints about 2024 after Karnataka election results

Maharashtra NCP Chief: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Maharashtra unit chief Jayant Patil said on Sunday (May 14) that karnataka assembly election The crushing defeat of the BJP in Maharashtra is encouraging for the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA). Patil said the MVA would take smaller parties along and jointly challenge the ruling party at the Center in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

After attending the MVA meeting at NCP chief Sharad Pawar’s residence, Patil said the alliance (MVA) will work out a seat-sharing formula ahead of the Lok Sabha polls and the Maharashtra assembly polls due later next year. The MVA comprises Shiv Sena (Uddhav faction), Congress and NCP.

Uddhav Thackeray and Nana Patole attended the meeting

Other MVA leaders, including Shiv Sena’s (Uddhav faction) Uddhav Thackeray and state Congress chief Nana Patole, attended the meeting. Jayant Patil said, “Like in Karnataka, I am sure the MVA will win the confidence of the people in Maharashtra too and work with much more vigor.”

Decision to negotiate with smaller parties

Jayant Patil said that the MVA leaders have decided to hold talks with other smaller parties and they are hoping to give a tough fight to the current regime in 2024. Patil said, “All the three MVA constituents will meet and work out a seat-sharing formula ahead of the Lok Sabha and Maharashtra assembly elections. We are starting gradually and slowly.”

Public meetings will be held under the name of Vajramooth

He said that public meetings called ‘Vajramooth’ of MVA have been postponed for the time being, but they will be organized again after the temperature comes down. Patil said that these public meetings can be held in June and if the rainy season starts earlier, we will hold it inside closed venues.

Let us tell you that the results of Karnataka elections were declared on Saturday. In the state’s 224-member assembly, the Congress won 135, the BJP 66 and the JD(S) 19.

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