Devendra Fadnavis

Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde, and Ajit Pawar met the Governor to stake claim to form the government in Maharashtra. Fadnavis was named Chief Minister, with Shinde and Pawar's support, emphasizing unity within the Mahayuti alliance.

The official invitation card of swearing-in ceremony with Devendra Fadnavis mentioned as Chief Minister of Maharashtra has been released by the state government.

The BJP's core committee has selected Devendra Fadnavis as the next chief minister of Maharashtra. The 'Mahayuti' leaders plan to meet the Governor to stake their claim to form the government. The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for December 5th at Azad Maidan in Mumbai.

The BJP has appointed central observers for the Maharashtra legislature party meeting where MLAs will choose their leader, likely the next CM. The meeting, scheduled for December 4th, follows the Mahayuti alliance's significant election victory, securing 230 out of 288 seats.

The BJP legislative party meeting in Mumbai on December 3 will determine Maharashtra's next Chief Minister. Devendra Fadnavis is a leading contender. Meanwhile, Eknath Shinde has opened up about his aspirations.

The new Mahayuti government in Maharashtra will be sworn in at Azad Maidan in Mumbai on the evening of December 5 in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's presence, the state BJP announced on Saturday.

The Mahayuti alliance, despite winning the Maharashtra Assembly elections, is yet to decide on the Chief Minister. Devendra Fadnavis stated all three parties will form the government together, while Eknath Shinde affirmed his deference to PM Modi's decision.

Eknath Shinde on Wednesday expressed unwavering confidence in the BJP leadership, stating that he will accept any decision made by PM Modi and Amit Shah regarding the chief ministerial post of Maharashtra.

Shiv Sena chief Eknath Shinde resigned as Chief Minister of Maharashtra on Tuesday amid suspense over Mahayuti's choice of the next contender for the top post.

The opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), led by Congress, Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena faction, and Sharad Pawar's NCP group, trailed significantly, leading in just 51 seats. Meanwhile, non-aligned parties were ahead in six constituencies.