How many shiv sena mla in maharashtra 2019

Speaking to reporters in Osmanabad (Dharashiv), Sawant said, "The (undivided) Shiv Sena had contested 23 Lok Sabha seats in 2019 general elections, winning 18. In the next Lok Sabha polls, which is less than a year away, we will do the same. Shiv Sena will contest 23 seats." Sawant's comments came a day after local BJP MLA Rana Jagjitsingh had claimed BJP will win Osmanabad Lok Sabha seat in the 2024 polls. Osmanabad was allotted to the Shiv Sena in the 2019 general elections and was won by Omprakash Rajenimbalkar, who is now with Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT). "If anyone is going to take us for granted, we will not accept it. We are a separate party and have our own identity and symbol. We will contest as per the existing seat sharing formula," Sawant asserted. "During the meeting, it was decided that all future elections (including the Lok Sabha, Assembly and civic bodies) will be contested jointly by the Shiv Sena and BJP. We will contest and win the elections with majority,” the CM tweeted along with a photograph of his meeting with Shah. (Disclaimer: This story is auto-generated from a syndicated feed; only the image & headline may have been reworked by

Maharashtra: BJP 11 votes short to topple MVA govt, Eknath Shinde, 10 Shiv Sena MLAs lodged in Surat hotel The results of the Maharashtra Legislative Council elections have put the Uddhav Thackeray government in a danger zone. The BJP has bagged 134 votes against the majority of 145 in 288 members of the state Assembly The political situation in Maharashtra is getting all eyeballs after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) swept the state legislative council elections, on Monday, bagging 20 extra votes. The party is now 11 short to topple the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance government in the state. As per the latest reports, Shiv Sena leader and Maharashtra urban development minister Eknath Shinde, along with 11 party MLAs, have gone 'out of reach' since Monday's polls. The step indicates a possibility of a rebellion within the party. Media in Surat, Gujarat say that 11 Shiv Sena MLAs led by Eknath Shinde are lodged in a Surat hotel. The security around the hotel has been intensified. BJP, Shiv Sena to jointly contest all upcoming elections, says Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde Have taken serious note of death threat received by Sharad Pawar, says Maha CM Eknath Shinde The development comes amid allegations of cross-voting by some Shiv Sena MLAs. How many seats did BJP win? The results of the Maharashtra legislative council elections have put the Uddhav Thackeray government in a danger zone. The BJP has bagged 134 votes against the majority of 145 in 288 members of the state Assembly....

"Let's see what is right for all. The Congress, the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena, and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), all three will find a way out of this together. There is no reason to worry. Demands and claims are made by all parties. But in the end, it remains to be seen who can effectively fight and win," said NCP chief As the friction between the three allies of the Sharad Pawar's statement came a day after sparks flew within the MVA over after his nephew and NCP leader Traditionally, the Congress has been contesting the seat even when it was in alliance with the NCP before the MVA was formed and has been won thrice with Suresh Kalmadi as its representative. Following Kalmadi's exit from active politics, the Congress has lost the seat to the BJP twice in 2014 and 2019. Former Maharashtra chief minister and senior Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan's name has been doing the rounds to contest the Pune seat if bypolls are held. Several party leaders close to Chavan have favoured his candidature, considering the party not having a leader of Kalmadi's stature since 2014, sources said. However, even as Chavan has been digging his heels in Pune in order to get the scattered and demoralised flock of the party together by holding several organisational meetings and media briefings, there are two key challenges with fielding Chavan: • Chavan's relationship with the Congress central leadership and the Gandhi family is said to be strained since he was a party of the now ...

मुंबई : शिवसेने नेते आणि नगरविकास मंत्री Eknath Shinde News) नाराज असल्याच्या वृत्तानंतर आता शिवसेनेच्या एकूण आमदारांच्या ( List of Shiv sena MLA) संख्येची चर्चाच सुरु झाली आहे. एकनाथ शिंदे काही आमदारांना घेऊन शिवसेनेतून ( Shiv sena in Trouble) फुटण्याची भीती व्यक्त केली जाते आहे. त्या पार्श्वभूमीवर राजकीय घडामोडींना वेग आला आहे. याच पार्श्वभूमीवर 2019 च्या निवडणुकीमध्ये शिवसेनेचे कोणकोणते आमदार कोणकोणत्या मतदारसंघातून निवडून आले होते, त्यावर एक नजर टाकुयात.. एकूण 56 शिवसेना आमदार मतदारसंघ 1 एकनाथ शिंदे कोपरी-पाचपाखाडी 2 गुलाबराव पाटील जळगाव ग्रामीण 3 चिमणराव पाटील एरंडोल 4 किशोर पाटील पाचोरा 5 संजय गायकवाड बुलडाणा 6 संजय रायमुलकर मेहेकर 7 नितीनकुमार तळे बाळापूर 8 संजय राठोड दिग्रस 9 बालाजी कल्याणकर नांदेड उत्तर 10 संतोष बांगर कळमनुरी 11 राहुल पाटील परभणी 12 अब्दुल सत्तार सिल्लोड 13 प्रदीप जैसवाल औरंगाबाद मध्य 14 संजय शिरसाठ औरंगाबाद पश्चिम 15 संदीपान भुमरे पैठण 16 रमेश बोरनारे वैजापूर 17 सुहास कांदे नांदगाव 18 दादा भुसे मालेगाव बाह्य 19 श्रीनिवास वनगा पालघर 20 शांताराम मोरे भिवंडी ग्रामीण 21 विश्वनाथ भोईर कल्याण पश्चिम 22 बालाजी किणीकर अंबरनाथ 23 लताबाई सोनावणे चोपडा 24 प्रकाश सुर्वे मागाठणे 25 प्रताप सरनाईक माजीवडा 26 सुनील राऊत विक्रोळ 27 रमेश कोरगांवकर भांडुप पश्चिम 28 रविंद्र वायकर जोगेश्वरी पूर्व 29 सुनील प्रभू दिंडोशी 30 दिवंगत रमेश लटके अंधेरी पूर्व 31 दिलीप लांडे चांदिवली 32 प्रकाश फातर्पेकर चेंबुर 33 मंगेश कुडाळकर कुर्ला 34 संजय पोतनीस कलिना 35 सदा सरवणकर माहिम 36 आदित्य ठाकरे वरळी 37 अजय चौधरी शिवडी 38 यामिनी जाधव भायखळा 39 महेंद्र थोरवे कर्जत 40 महेंद्र दळवी अल...

• The Shiv Sena has released its list of 126 candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections in Maharashtra. • Yuva Sena chief and son of party president Uddhav Thackeray, Aaditya has entered electoral politics and will contest from the Worli seat in Mumbai. • The Shiv Sena is in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party, which had declared candidates for 150 seats. The Shiv Sena has released its list of 126 candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections in Maharashtra. Yuva Sena chief and son of party president Uddhav Thackeray, Aaditya has entered electoral politics and will contest from the The Shiv Sena is in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has declared candidates for 150 seats, while other alliance partners of the 'Mahayuti' will contest remaining seats for the 288-member Assembly. The Assembly elections will be held on 21 October and results will be declared on 24 October.The Election Commission declared the date for the Assembly elections on 27 September. The last date to file nominations was 4 October and last date for withdrawal of candidature was 7 October. Constituency Candidate Akkalkuwa (ST) Aamshya Fulaji Padavi Dhule City Hilal Lala Mali Chopda (ST) Latabai Chandrakant Sonawane Jalgaon Rural Gulabrao Raghunath Patil Erandol Chimanrao Rupchand Patil Pachora Kishor Appa Patil Buldhana Sanjay Rambhau Gaikwad Sindkhed Raja Dr.Shashikant Narsingrao Khedekar Mehkar (SC) Sanjay Bhaskar Raymulkar Balapur Nitinkumar Bhikanrao Tale Risod Sanap Vish...

Besides the MVA-BJP, there is a significant 29-strong group of MLAs who are independents or from smaller parties who have become important for both the ruling and opposition side. The MVA strength is: Shiv Sena (55), NCP (53) and Congress (44), and with the support of smaller parties and independents, the ruling alliance commands around 169 legislators. Following the fractured verdict in the October 2019 Maharashtra Assembly elections, both the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi and Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party have been grappling with the `numbers game` to secure their respective positions for the past 30 months. In the 288-member Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, the mid-way mark is 144, while the current strength is 287 as one Shiv Sena MLA Ramesh Latke of Mumbai, passed away recently. Besides the MVA-BJP, there is a significant 29-strong group of MLAs who are independents or from smaller parties who have become important for both the ruling and opposition side. The MVA strength is: Shiv Sena (55), NCP (53) and Congress (44), and with the support of smaller parties and independents, the ruling alliance commands around 169 legislators. The BJP has 106, plus the support of smaller parties and independents giving a strength of around 114. The rest five are unattached to either group ostensibly to keep their `political bargaining power` evergreen, as was witnessed in this months` biennial elections to both Rajya Sabha and Maharashtra Legislative Council. In the ongoing crisis th...

Maharashtra minister and Shiv Sena leader Tanaji Sawant on Monday said his party would contest 23 out of 48 Lok Sabha seats in the state in the 2024 polls, the assertion coming a day after Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and his deputy Devendra Fadnavis met Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Shinde had said the Shiv Sena and the Bharatiya Janata Party, both part of the ruling coalition in the state, will contest all polls henceforth together. Speaking to reporters in Osmanabad (Dharashiv), Sawant said, "The (undivided) Shiv Sena had contested 23 Lok Sabha seats in 2019 general elections, winning 18. In the next Lok Sabha polls, which is less than a year away, we will do the same. Shiv Sena will contest 23 seats." Sawant's comments came a day after local BJP MLA Rana Jagjitsingh had claimed BJP will win Osmanabad Lok Sabha seat in the 2024 polls. Read | Osmanabad was allotted to the Shiv Sena in the 2019 general elections and was won by Omprakash Rajenimbalkar, who is now with Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT). "If anyone is going to take us for granted, we will not accept it. We are a separate party and have our own identity and symbol. We will contest as per the existing seat sharing formula," Sawant asserted. The Shiv Sena split in June last year following a rebellion led by Eknath Shine, who went on to become CM with the support of the Bharatiya Janata Party. Earlier in the day, Shinde in a "During the meeting, it was decided that all future elections (including the Lok Sab...

2019 Maharashtra Assembly Election Results: A total of 10 Muslims from different political parties, including the Shiv Sena, have won the 2019 Maharashtra Assembly elections results of which were announced Thursday. The total number of Muslims winning the 2019 Maharashtra elections is same as their tally in 2014. Maharashtra has a Muslim population of about 20%, and the state assembly has a total of 288 seats. Based on their population and the number of seats in the state assembly, representation of Muslims should have been more. List of Muslims who won the 2019 Maharashtra Elections 1. Nawab Malik of NCP (Anushakti Nagar Mumbai) 2. Rais Kasam Shaikh of SP (Bhiwandi East) 3. Shah Faruk Anwar of AIMIM (Dhule City) 4. Mushrif Hasan Miyalal of NCP (Kagal) 5. Aslam Ramzanali Shaikh of Congress (Malad West) 6. Mufti Mohammad Ismaeil of AIMIM (Malegaon Center) 7. Abu Asim Azmi of SP (Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar) 8. Amin Patel of Congress (Mumbadevi Mumbai) 9. Abdul Sattar Abdul Nabi of Shiv Sena (Sillod) 10. Zeeshan Baba Siddiqui of Congress (Vandre East Mumbai) Prominent Muslims who lost the 2019 Maharashtra Assembly elections are: 1. Arif Naseem Khan of Congress (Former Minister and sitting MLA from Chandivali, Mumbai). 2. Waris Pathan of AIMIM (Sitting MLA from Byculla, Mumbai) 3. Muzaffar Hussain of Congress (Mira Bhayandar, Thane) 4. Shoeb Khan (Guddu) of Congress (Bhiwandi West) 5. Sajid Khan Mannan Khan of Congress (Akola West) 6. Haji Farooq Maqbool Shabdi of AIMIM (Solapur C...

• The Shiv Sena has released its list of 126 candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections in Maharashtra. • Yuva Sena chief and son of party president Uddhav Thackeray, Aaditya has entered electoral politics and will contest from the Worli seat in Mumbai. • The Shiv Sena is in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party, which had declared candidates for 150 seats. The Shiv Sena has released its list of 126 candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections in Maharashtra. Yuva Sena chief and son of party president Uddhav Thackeray, Aaditya has entered electoral politics and will contest from the The Shiv Sena is in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has declared candidates for 150 seats, while other alliance partners of the 'Mahayuti' will contest remaining seats for the 288-member Assembly. The Assembly elections will be held on 21 October and results will be declared on 24 October.The Election Commission declared the date for the Assembly elections on 27 September. The last date to file nominations was 4 October and last date for withdrawal of candidature was 7 October. Constituency Candidate Akkalkuwa (ST) Aamshya Fulaji Padavi Dhule City Hilal Lala Mali Chopda (ST) Latabai Chandrakant Sonawane Jalgaon Rural Gulabrao Raghunath Patil Erandol Chimanrao Rupchand Patil Pachora Kishor Appa Patil Buldhana Sanjay Rambhau Gaikwad Sindkhed Raja Dr.Shashikant Narsingrao Khedekar Mehkar (SC) Sanjay Bhaskar Raymulkar Balapur Nitinkumar Bhikanrao Tale Risod Sanap Vish...

Besides the MVA-BJP, there is a significant 29-strong group of MLAs who are independents or from smaller parties who have become important for both the ruling and opposition side. The MVA strength is: Shiv Sena (55), NCP (53) and Congress (44), and with the support of smaller parties and independents, the ruling alliance commands around 169 legislators. Following the fractured verdict in the October 2019 Maharashtra Assembly elections, both the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi and Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party have been grappling with the `numbers game` to secure their respective positions for the past 30 months. In the 288-member Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, the mid-way mark is 144, while the current strength is 287 as one Shiv Sena MLA Ramesh Latke of Mumbai, passed away recently. Besides the MVA-BJP, there is a significant 29-strong group of MLAs who are independents or from smaller parties who have become important for both the ruling and opposition side. The MVA strength is: Shiv Sena (55), NCP (53) and Congress (44), and with the support of smaller parties and independents, the ruling alliance commands around 169 legislators. The BJP has 106, plus the support of smaller parties and independents giving a strength of around 114. The rest five are unattached to either group ostensibly to keep their `political bargaining power` evergreen, as was witnessed in this months` biennial elections to both Rajya Sabha and Maharashtra Legislative Council. In the ongoing crisis th...