In response to claims of a cryptocurrency scheme against her and Nana Patole, Supriya Sule, an NCP-SCP MP from Baramati, filed a criminal and defamation lawsuit. She insisted that the accusations were wholly untrue and challenged Sudhanshu Trivedi to ask her five questions at any time, location, or platform of his choosing.
In the Maharashtra assembly elections, which started on Wednesday morning (November 20), the Mahayuti coalition, led by the ruling BJP, is fighting to hold onto power, while the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) combine is aiming for a significant comeback.
According to an election official, voting in all 288 assembly seats started at 7 a.m. and will conclude at 6 p.m. On November 23, the votes will be counted.
There are 4,136 candidates in the race, and more than 9.7 crore voters would have to choose among them, the official said.
The Ajit Pawar-led NCP has put up candidates in 59 seats, the BJP is running for 149 seats, and the Shiv Sena is running for 81 seats under the Mahayuti coalition. There are 101 candidates from the Congress, 95 from the Shiv Sena (UBT), and 86 from the NCP (SP) in the opposition’s MVA alliance.
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Maharashtra Elections 2024 – Nitin Gadkari calls for Massive Voter Turnout
On Wednesday, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari praised Maharashtra as a representation of development and wealth and urged voters to cast plenty of ballots in the assembly elections in order to preserve and promote democracy.
The senior BJP politician voiced trust in his party’s leadership after voting with his family at the Town Hall in Nagpur’s Mahal neighbourhood. He declared that Maharashtra would remain under the control of the “double-engine” government, which is led by the BJP at the federal level and in the state.
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Maharashtra Elections 2024 – Sharad Pawar urges voters to turn out in large numbers
Sharad Pawar, the leader of the NCP (Sharad Pawar), encouraged people to cast their ballots and underlined the importance of the assembly elections in determining Maharashtra’s destiny. After casting his ballot, Pawar emphasised the significance of voting in an interview with reporters in Baramati, Pune district. “This election is important because it will decide the destiny of Maharashtra. I implore every individual to use their right to vote,” he declared.
“Maharashtra’s voter percentage is lower than that of smaller northeastern states, which is disappointing,” the former Union minister said, voicing alarm over low voter turnout.
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