Fadnavis Files Nomination; Allies Iron Out Maharashtra Election Strategies

Maharashtra's Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis files nomination for Nagpur South West as BJP candidate for the 2024 elections, expressing confidence in victory. As alliances strategize for the November 20 elections, a pivotal meeting in Delhi addresses unresolved seat allocations within the Mahayuti alliance.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is poised to file his nomination on Friday as the BJP contender from Nagpur South West Assembly for the upcoming 2024 state elections. Fadnavis, buoyed by prior successes, is optimistic about securing a win, stressing the continuity of public support.

In a ceremonial gesture, Fadnavis' family performed traditional rituals as he prepared for his nomination submission. He emphasized his belief in the Mahayuti alliance's victory, citing the public's recognition of their developmental initiatives across Maharashtra.

As state elections on November 20 loom, intense preparation is underway. The main contest pits the ruling Mahayuti alliance against the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi. Recent discussions among key Mahayuti leaders aimed to resolve seat allocations, with several still in negotiation.

(With inputs from agencies.)