Elections in Maharashtra in November, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde did a lot!

When exactly will the Maharashtra assembly elections be held? No information has been given by the Election Commission about this yet. While announcing the Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana assembly elections, the Election Commission mentioned that the Maharashtra elections will be announced later. However, the Election Commission has not yet made any concrete announcement in this regard. In this background, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has made a big statement that the elections will be held in the month of November. Therefore, arguments have arisen. In a press conference held last month, the Central Election Commission announced the assembly elections in the states of Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. Accordingly, elections and their results will be held in three phases in Jammu and Kashmir from September 18 to October 8. At the same time in Haryana, polling will be done in constituencies across the state in a single phase and their results will also be published along with Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier, the date of polling in Haryana was announced on October 1. However, later it has been changed to October 5. *During the Chief Minister’s big statement regarding the Maharashtra Assembly elections, the Election Commission had not given any concrete information about the dates of the elections in Maharashtra while announcing the elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The commission also mentioned that the elections in these states have been postponed due to upcoming festivals. However, now Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde himself has made a big statement regarding the state assembly elections. Speaking about Dilip Lande, the Chief Minister appealed to the audience to win the upcoming elections. He then referred to the election dates. “There are elections in two months now, right? In November. Then we all should stand behind Dilip Lande with huge votes”, the Chief Minister appealed. On this occasion, he took a dig at the opponents who were protesting on the occasion of the Chief Minister’s beloved sister scheme. “No matter how hard one tries, the beloved sister scheme will not stop. They say what will happen in one and a half thousand rupees? Why are you begging them? You should be ashamed to speak. Born with a golden spoon in the mouth, what will those who roll in money know the value of one and a half thousand? But my mother and sisters and I know the value of Rs 1,500,” said the Chief Minister. “I will not stop at Rs 1,500. If you increase the strength of the government, 1500 will become 2000, 2500, 3000, we will go beyond 3000. Because it is the government that gives”, said the Chief Minister.