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BJP chief Amit Shah to tour Vidarbha on 19th
NATIONAL President of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Amit Shall is touring Vidarbha region on September 19 and will address two meetings at Amravati and Gondia. This is first high-profile political visit after announcement of Assembly elections. Other parlies have also planned visits of their top leaders, bin most of them will visit Vidarbha after nominalions are filed and during campaign period. BJP President recently held a meeting with Stale leadership at Mumbai and also met Shiv Sena Executive President Uddhav Thackeray.
Shah along with State BJP President Devendra Fadnavis and newly elected MPs will address the meeting at Dnyancshwar Hall at Amravati at 10.30 am on September 19 followed by a public meeting at Indira Gandhi stadium at Gondia at 1.30 pm. Shall will assess the situation in Amravati and Nagpur divisions along with BJP workers and will address two meetings even before the date of nomination. In the 288-member Maharashtra Assembly, Shiv Sena and BJP had contested 169 and 119 seats respectively in the 2(X)9 Assembly elections. In die Lok Sabha polls. BJP won 23 seats out of total 48 seats in Maharashtra while Sena bagged 18 seats.Enthused by this performance the State BJP leadership apparently wants more seats and there is great demand from smaller coalition partners like RPI (A). Shiv Sangram. Swabhimani Shcikari Sanghatarta. Even in Vidarhha region, die BJP workers want more seats and exchange of some seats like South Nagpur. As a pressure tactics, alt die assembly segments are lull of hoardings, banners and posters of all the aspirants and most of them are quite visible at every social and religious functions, non-political events and even personal celebra-lions where large gathering is expected so as to establish personal contacts with people.
With conflicting public state meats about seat-sharing formula and who should lead the government after BJP-Sena grand alliance dethrones the Congress NCPcombine, all the aspirants are quite hopeful of getting
opportunity from their respective party. However, the lop leaders are hopeful that seat-sharing pacts will be inked in next couple of days and confusion will be sorted out.
Even for Congress, the stale election panel had recommended single names for more than 110 seats including many seats of Nagpur. However. Congress leaders who are keen to fight, pointed out that party high-command never goes by such recommendations. Even otherwise the AICC President Sonia Gandhi and Vice-President Rahul Gandhi are out of India during next week and hence there is very little chance of Congress finalising its list. Though Industries Minister Naravan Raneand MPCC Chief Manikrao Thakre promised the first list by September 17. Congress workers claimed that in Shraddha Paksha such critical decisions are seldom taken. Even NCP workers are hopeful that their top
Shah along with State BJP President Devendra Fadnavis and newly elected MPs will address the meeting at Dnyancshwar Hall at Amravati at 10.30 am on September 19 followed by a public meeting at Indira Gandhi stadium at Gondia at 1.30 pm. Shall will assess the situation in Amravati and Nagpur divisions along with BJP workers and will address two meetings even before the date of nomination. In the 288-member Maharashtra Assembly, Shiv Sena and BJP had contested 169 and 119 seats respectively in the 2(X)9 Assembly elections. In die Lok Sabha polls. BJP won 23 seats out of total 48 seats in Maharashtra while Sena bagged 18 seats.Enthused by this performance the State BJP leadership apparently wants more seats and there is great demand from smaller coalition partners like RPI (A). Shiv Sangram. Swabhimani Shcikari Sanghatarta. Even in Vidarhha region, die BJP workers want more seats and exchange of some seats like South Nagpur. As a pressure tactics, alt die assembly segments are lull of hoardings, banners and posters of all the aspirants and most of them are quite visible at every social and religious functions, non-political events and even personal celebra-lions where large gathering is expected so as to establish personal contacts with people.
With conflicting public state meats about seat-sharing formula and who should lead the government after BJP-Sena grand alliance dethrones the Congress NCPcombine, all the aspirants are quite hopeful of getting
opportunity from their respective party. However, the lop leaders are hopeful that seat-sharing pacts will be inked in next couple of days and confusion will be sorted out.
Even for Congress, the stale election panel had recommended single names for more than 110 seats including many seats of Nagpur. However. Congress leaders who are keen to fight, pointed out that party high-command never goes by such recommendations. Even otherwise the AICC President Sonia Gandhi and Vice-President Rahul Gandhi are out of India during next week and hence there is very little chance of Congress finalising its list. Though Industries Minister Naravan Raneand MPCC Chief Manikrao Thakre promised the first list by September 17. Congress workers claimed that in Shraddha Paksha such critical decisions are seldom taken. Even NCP workers are hopeful that their top
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