Maharashtra’s politics seems to be taking a new turn these days. The voices of harmony and label are now heard between the government and the opposition. The latest example is from Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who recently resigned the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Supremo Sharad Pawar and Shiv Sena (Uddhav Gut) head Uddhav Thackeray. In fact, this matter is related to a coffee table book, in which the achievements and development works of the state government mention. The role and leadership of Fadnavis is praised in this book and responds to Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray also made positive comments. In response, Fadnavis thanked the two leaders and also added that: “We can be resisted ideologically, but are not enemies.” Fadnavis’ statement remains a matter of discussions among political analysts. Although such appreciation of opposition leaders is regarded as a matter of political shock, it is also considered a strategic beginning of the upcoming meeting of the meeting. There is a discussion in the political corridors that the possibilities of alliance in the state are also being tested anew. The BJP runs the government with Shinde Faction and Ajit Pawar, but from recent developments it appears that all parties are trying to handle and expand their relationships by keeping elegant political behavior in the center. In politics, where the era of rhetoric and allegations and anti -abuses are common, this changed picture seen in Maharashtra can also be a sign of an adult democracy. The resignation of Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar by Fadnavis is not just a courtesy, but a message that despite political differences, there is always a space for personal respect. Now it will be interesting to see if this changing mood indicates a new political direction, or it is just a formal expression of a courtesy. But it is certain that the political country of Maharashtra is warm again – this time by carrying a skin of decency. Ask Chatgpt Share This Story Tags
The air of politics has changed in Maharashtra: Fadnavis said thanks to Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray
