BJP played such a trick on 12 seats that the post-election equations started being discussed from now on.

Maharashtra elections: There is continuous confusion and obstruction among political parties in Maharashtra Assembly elections. Sometimes only four parties were in power in this state. In which it has divided into two parties and divided into six new parties. This has made it difficult to govern Maharashtra. Because, any one of the six parties is not likely to get absolute majority.

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In such a situation, only a coalition government will be formed in Maharashtra and the situation may become interesting after the elections. Especially in the fight over the face of the Chief Minister, the number of seats will be important. BJP is already alert regarding this and has also made a strategy. Which is already being discussed.

BJP's strategy

BJP has fielded its candidates on a total of 148 seats, while 12 of its leaders have got tickets from Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena and Ajit Pawar's NCP. That means BJP will contest elections on a total of 160 seats. So that BJP can get ready to rule again. There was a long tussle in the Grand Alliance on this issue and finally it was agreed that eight BJP leaders should be given tickets from Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena and four from Ajit Pawar's NCP. In this way, even though BJP will contest on 148 seats, a total of 160 candidates have come in its quota.

This strategy was made for the victory of Mahayuti

Analysts say that BJP has made this strategy with the intention of returning the Mahayuti alliance to power. 12 BJP candidates who contested elections from other parties are finally supporting BJP, which includes many senior leaders.

Shaina's NC Eknath Shinde is in the fray from Mumba Devi seat, while Murji Patel is in the fray from Andheri East. Apart from this, Shiv Sena has fielded Murji Patel from Andheri East. Sanjana Jathdhav, Rajendra Raut, Nilesh Rane, Rajendra Gavit, Vilas Tare, Santosh Shetty will also contest from Shiv Sena. Apart from this, Sanjay Kaka Patil, Nishikant Patil, Rajkumar Badole from BJP and Prataprao Patil from NCP have been given tickets.