Shiv Sena Demands 100 Assembly Seats in Upcoming Maharashtra Polls

Shiv Sena leader Ramdas Kadam has called for his party to be allocated at least 100 out of the total 288 assembly seats to contest in the upcoming Maharashtra elections. Kadam emphasized the demand during the Shiv Sena's 58th Foundation Day event, stating that they deserve the seats and could potentially win 90 of them.

Shiv Sena leader Ramdas Kadam has upped the ante as Maharashtra gears up for assembly elections. Kadam insists his party should be given at least 100 of the total 288 seats up for grabs, warning that otherwise, 'all seats are ours.'

At the Shiv Sena's 58th Foundation Day event, the leader stressed the historical precedent, recalling over 100 seats contested in the 2019 elections. 'We should get it, it's rightfully ours,' Kadam stated, in the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.

The maha-alliance faces internal seat-sharing debates, with Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis indicating the BJP's stake as the largest party. A final decision is pending a meeting of coalition leaders.

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