'BJP will not be able to win more than 60 seats in Maharashtra elections', claims NCP-SP leader Rohit Pawar

This year, in the month of October-November, there is going to be an assembly election in Maharashtra. According to this election, a big claim has been made about BJP's performance by NCP-SP leader Rohit Pawar. He said that BJP would not win more than 60 seats in the state. He has also come up with a big statement regarding the dates of the elections. He further said that the Maharashtra election was going to be held along with Jammu and Kashmir, but BJP is getting scared. Experts believe that it would be held before November 26, while perhaps it might go till December.

On the assembly elections in the state, NCP-SP leader Rohit Pawar said, "There is a discussion that according to the internal survey of BJP, the party is not going to win more than 60 seats. We all know that there is pressure from the government on the Election Commission. Our election could also have been held along with Jammu and Kashmir, but what is happening now is that the BJP government is scared. Experts say that Maharashtra assembly elections will be held before November 26. This means that the election can be held on November 16. But looking at what is happening now, it seems that it can be postponed till December."

He further said, "If they do this, people will lose faith in the Mahayuti. Citizens will not vote for them. The previous governor used to play a balancing role, so he was removed before the elections, and a new governor was appointed. The new governor will do what the RSS, BJP, and big leaders tell him. That is why he has been made the Governor of Maharashtra before the elections."