As the Maharashtra Assembly elections approach, the Maha Vikas Aghadi coalition has finalized agreements on 258 seats but continues to negotiate for approximately 30, while also preparing to challenge the ruling Mahayuti alliance in this significant electoral contest.

In Kothrud, BJP poll aspirant Amol Balwadkar is firm on contesting the Assembly election and stayed away from a meeting convened by the state BJP chief stating he was unwell. BJP leaders like former legislator Jagdish Mulik are also reportedly eyeing the Vadgaonsheri seat likely to go to alliance partners.

Will Jayant Patil of the NCP be the Chief Ministerial face of the Mahavikas Aghadi (MVA)? NCP chief Sharad Pawar hinted at this on Wednesday. Pawar's statement created confusion among the MVA alliance parties,

The number of registered voters in Maharashtra has increased by nearly 70 lakh since the 2019 assembly elections.

Speaking to reporters at Karad in Maharashtra's Satara district, he said the results of Haryana polls, where the Congress suffered a drubbing at the hands of the BJP, will not have any bearing on the elections in Maharashtra.

NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar believes Haryana poll results will not impact Maharashtra's upcoming elections. He notes the significance of Jammu and Kas

NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar on Thursday said the three Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) allies have so far arrived at a consensus on 200 assembly seats in Maharashtra out of the total 288 for the next month's

Jayant Patil has stood by Sharad Pawar through turbulent times, notably during the party’s split after Ajit Pawar’s revolt

Sharad Pawar, NCP chief, has hinted at a prominent role for Jayant Patil in rebuilding Maharashtra, starting from Islampur in Sangli. Pawar emphasized the need to address the state's current challenges and praised Patil's statewide efforts.