Shinde’s surrender, still suspense on CM, what is in PM Modi’s mind?

Eknath Shinde, the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has surrendered to BJP and decided that he himself is not in the race for the post of Chief Minister, but the suspense is still not over. Because even though Shinde has said that the Chief Minister will be from BJP and he will support it, there is still suspense over who will be the Chief Minister from BJP. And the reason for this suspense is the Prime Minister himself Narendra Modiwho has to decide the name of the next Chief Minister of Maharashtra.

Eknath Shinde After the announcement, it is certain that the Chief Minister will be from BJP. And after this statement, Devendra Fadnavis is at the forefront in the race for the post of Chief Minister. But no one has confirmed yet whether Devendra Fadnavis from BJP will be the Chief Minister. Shinde said that whatever Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah decide, it will be acceptable. But till now neither PM Modi, nor Home Minister Amit Shah, nor BJP President JP Nadda, nor Maharashtra in-charge Bhupendra Yadav have approved the name of Devendra Fadnavis. And PM Modi-Home Minister in BJP Amit Shah Given the history of choosing the chief ministerial face of India, it has not been easy to decide anything.

If we talk about the last few elections, elections were held in Madhya Pradesh when Shivraj Singh Chouhan was the Chief Minister, but after the victory, Mohan Yadav became the Chief Minister. Raman Singh was the biggest face of BJP in Chhattisgarh, but after the victory, Vishnudev Sai became the Chief Minister. The biggest face of BJP in Rajasthan was Vasundhara Raje, but it was through her hands that it was announced on the stage that Bhajan Lal Sharma would be the new Chief Minister of Rajasthan. Yes, present Haryana is an exception, in which elections were held when Nayab Singh Saini was the Chief Minister and even after victory, Nayab Singh Saini became the Chief Minister.

And what to talk about other leaders, even when BJP won the 2014 elections in Maharashtra, BJP surprised Devendra Fadnavis, a non-Maratha, by making him the Chief Minister. In the same year, Raghuvar Das from non-tribal community in Jharkhand and Manohar Lal Khattar, a non-Jat leader in Haryana, were made the Chief Ministers, which created a stir in the politics of the entire country. Big leaders had also raised questions on the political understanding of the BJP’s central leadership, but in the next elections it became clear that the central leadership’s decision to name the new Chief Ministers was not a coincidence but a political experiment which was successful. Had been. In such a situation, even after winning 132 seats, hardly anyone would be surprised if the BJP high command conducts a political experiment in Maharashtra. Thanks. You were watching ABP Live.