MUMBAI: In the lead-up to the Maharashtra Assembly elections, BJP state president Chandrashekhar Bawankule announced that candidates who filed nominations against the party’s directives have been requested to withdraw their candidacies. The BJP aims to field candidates for 148 of the 288 seats in the upcoming polls. Bawankule emphasized party discipline and unity, stating that all candidates must align with the party’s chosen candidates to present a united front.
The nominations for the elections closed recently, with the BJP reaffirming its strategy to focus on consolidating its position in the state. Bawankule further reiterated that those who defy party orders will face disciplinary action, reinforcing the importance of adhering to party guidelines. The BJP’s approach reflects a tactical effort to maximize its chances in a competitive electoral landscape, especially as it faces challenges from other major parties like Congress and Shiv Sena.
As the election date approaches, the political atmosphere in Maharashtra intensifies, with all parties strategizing to secure voter support and maintain party cohesion.
– Input from Agencies
