How Eknath Sinde team becomes upto 50 MLAs
Maharashtra Minister Eknath Shinde, 58, who has put Shiv Sena-led government Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA) in trouble, has come a long way since his days as a rickshaw driver in Thane. He arrived in the city at a young age from Javali from Tatara before joining Shiv Sena. He has risen sharply since the formation of the union. In 1997, Shinde was elected to the Thane Municipal Corporation before a personal tragedy occurred. His two children, Dipesh and Shubada, drowned in their home village. He overcame this tragedy and became the leader of Sena in the corporation in 2001. Shinde was immediately selected for the team work across the Thane, which helped her build a foundation in the region.
Shinde closed the gap on the team following the death of his mentor Anand Dighe in a 2001 road accident. He was elected at a conference in 2004 and formed a party organization. Shinde strengthened party positions in Mumbai in 2005 when Narayan Rane’s men fought Shiv Sainiks after the last coup in Congress. For the first time, Sena fans are facing a challenge on the streets.
The bank banked at Shinde. Sena’s confidence in Shinde grew when Sena’s founder Bal Thackeray’s nephew, Raj, left the party and introduced Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) in 2006.The ANC, which was in power at the time, reportedly failed to give Shinde the post of minister. But he refused to leave Sena.
Shinde helped her son Shrikant, an orthopedic surgeon, be elected to Lok Sabha of Kalyan in 2014. When Sena snatched its 25-year coalition with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and ran in the by-elections alone, Shinde became the leader of the opposition party. When Sena joined the BJP-led government, he became minister of public works. Shinde’s position as minister is believed to have brought him closer to former prime minister and BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis. When the MVA government came to power, Shinde played a role in bringing in other legislatures. He is believed to have had ambitions for the presidency before Uddhav Thackeray became prime minister. Shinde has been assigned the task of an important department of urban development.
Shinde emerged as the party’s main problem solver when looking at the performance of Uddhav Thackeray and the ruling National Alliance Congress Party. He is said to have the ability to work around the clock until he was able to continue his education and complete his BA Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University. Shinde even enrolled in a master’s program.
During the Covid-19 epidemic, Shinde was on the ground, arranging medical aid and visiting hospitals. His team from the Shiv Sena medical unit also helped Covid patients get hospital beds and medical support. In 2020, Shinde, who was outraged by the interference of his departments, organized a power show at the prime minister’s residence. Uddhav Thackery’s weak handling of management and the growing inaccessibility and frustration among other Sena legislatures are believed to have led to Shinde’s revolt. Shinde reportedly took several trips outside Maharashtra to meet with BJP leaders when he said he needed to be in his village to farm.
Unlike previous rebellions, Shinde’s rebellion involves a large number of Sena lawmakers. There have never been more protests against him, indicating that some factions may sympathize with his rebellion. Rebel Shiv Sena MP, Eknath Shinde has called for the support of 50 MPs. Shinde and other MPs from Mumbai to Surat initially set up tents in Guwahati, Assam. Shinde told the debate that he had 50 members of Parliament. He also said that of the 40 members of Parliament from the Shiv Sena. Shinde needs the support of 37 Shiv Sena MPs to escape the Anti-Defense Act.
How Maharashtra see floor test
Maharashtra has seen a straightforward third day of active political development as Shiv Sena appears to be relying on the hot, cold climate with a majority of Assam MPs in Guwahati staying in a hotel with rebel minister Eknath Shinde, whose coup d’état erupted. earlier this week. NCP president Sharad Pawar on Thursday said the fate of the Maha Vikas Aghadi government in Maharashtra would be decided by the legislature, and the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress would confirm a majority of them in a vote of confidence.
Speaking at a press conference amid the turmoil caused by the rebellion of Senate Minister Eknath Shinde and several Senators in Pena, Pawar reiterated that the BJP was to blame for the crisis in the Uddhav Thackeray government. “The end of the MVA government will be decided in the Assembly, not in Guwahati (where the rebels are camping). The MVA will prove its majority under the House,” Pawar said. He was responding to a question on whether the MVA had been reduced to a handful as the Shinde-led rebel group claimed to have backed 37 Shiv Sena MPs and 10 independent legislatures.
Asked about Deputy Prime Minister Ajit Pawar’s statement that he did not see the role of the BJP in the sedition in Sena, Pawar said he did not agree with his nephew. I know them. Even Eknath Shinde said the national team had assured him of all the help, ‘said Pawar.
As other national parties such as the BSP, CPM, CPI, Congress and NCP had no role in dismantling the MVA, Shinde was referring only to the BJP, he said. Members of the rebel group will have to return to Mumbai and face the Council, he said, adding that BJP leaders “from Gujarat and Assam will not come here to guide them.” Pawar also denied allegations by MPs Shiv Sena that they were facing a crisis. in obtaining funding for their regions as finance department, headed by the NCP’s Ajit Pawar, discriminated against them, and Sena has abandoned its Hindutva ideology.
All this is an excuse, some of these MPs are under investigation by the central authorities, ”he said. In the 1990s, all his supporters lost the Council election. “These rebels will face a similar dilemma,” Pawar said. to bring them back to Mumbai. Pawar also said the MVA government had done well over the past two and a half years, and it would “be” political ignorance “to call the coalition that the MVA came to power after Sena severed its ties with the BJP in 2019. “If the rebels come back and talk about how they were ousted from the government, it will be clear which side they have in the majority,” Pawar said.
