Get ready, folks! Elections for all civic bodies in Maharashtra might be happening in May, pending a Supreme Court verdict. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis dropped this bombshell during the BJP’s state convention in Shirdi. He’s urging BJP workers to start prepping now, with a verdict expected by the end of January and elections likely in May. The BJP is looking to go solo in the polls but is also keen on keeping good relations with Mahayuti allies like the Shiv Sena and NCP.
Meanwhile, the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi seems to be facing some internal issues after their not-so-great performance in the last elections. Shiv Sena has announced they’ll be going solo in the local body polls, surprising Congress and NCP leaders. Amit Shah has been pushing BJP workers to take control of all civic bodies in Maharashtra, where elections are way overdue.
The delay in elections is all thanks to a Supreme Court case on OBC reservations. The Election Commission is twiddling its thumbs until a verdict is reached. But with Fadnavis setting the tone for an aggressive campaign, it looks like things are about to get interesting in Maharashtra. Let’s see what the Supreme Court decides and get ready for some political drama!
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