Ashok Chavan targets Prithviraj Chavan and Nana Patole...
After the Mahayuti alliance got a huge majority in maharashtra, work is being done towards the formation of a new government. At the same time, the leaders of the ruling parties are busy cornering the coalition partners over the poor performance of the maha Vikas Aghadi. bjp rajya sabha mp ashok chavan on friday (November 29) took a dig at his former allies in the congress and said that the party should introspect about its poor performance in the recent assembly elections. bjp leader ashok chavan took a dig at congress leaders and said, "When I led the state as chief minister in 2009, the party won 82 seats. After me, prithviraj Chavan (Chief minister from 2010 to 2014) reduced it to 44 and Nana Patole (state unit chief since february 2021) has now reduced the number of seats to 16 in the 2024 assembly elections.''
We are not advising our former party - ashok Chavan
According to the PTI report, he further said, "The figures are in front of us. Winning in politics is a process, so the congress should introspect." Chavan stressed that he is not advising his former party, but he said that I was in 'exile' for 14 years and I also have feelings.
Chavan joined bjp before lok sabha elections
It is worth noting that ashok chavan is the former chief minister of Maharashtra. He was associated with the congress for a long time. Earlier this year, he left the congress and joined the BJP. His daughter Srijaya Chavan won the Bhokar seat in Nanded district in the assembly election results that came on november 20.
Before prithviraj Chavan, ashok chavan was the chief minister between december 2008 and november 2010. ashok chavan was also the President of maharashtra Pradesh congress Committee between 2015 and 2019. But due to some differences with the party, he joined bjp in february this year before the lok sabha elections. Let us tell you that in the maharashtra assembly elections, the Mahayuti alliance performed brilliantly and won 230 out of 288 seats. In this, bjp emerged as the largest party and won 132 seats. At the same time, Mahavikas Aghadi got success on only 46 seats.