Devendra Fadnavis

Maharashtra-K'taka border row: Minister Shambhuraj Desai said, "The state government will present a detailed resolution on the Maharashtra-Karnataka border dispute that will be ten times more effective than the Karnataka resolution. On Monday, it will be approved by the legislature."

Bharatiya Janata Party leader Devendra Fadnavis said, "The case of Disha Salina is already with the Mumbai police. Those who have proof can furnish it. This will be probed through an SIT."

Maharashtra-K'taka border row: Cabinet minister Shambhuraj Desai slammed Basavaraj Bommai over the Karnataka government's stance that no inch of land will be given to Maharashtra. Desai said Bommai should stop making such remarks.

Recently, the Bombay High Court ordered status quo on Eknath Shinde's decision, when he was the minister in the Uddhav Thackeray-led MVA government, of allotment of land meant for slum dwellers to private individuals.

Leader of Opposition (LoP) Ajit Pawar, "The opposition will target the Eknath Shinde-led Maharashtra government on agrarian distress and the loss of investment projects during the legislature's winter session."

Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis has directed 'all concerned departments to expedite the approval process for this most iconic project of this sector.' The facility is expected to create over 1 lakh jobs for both skilled and unskilled professionals.

Urging people to remain cautious against netas who indulge in shortcut politics, grabbing power through false promises and looting taxpayers' money, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said people should expose politicians and political parties that are trying to destroy the country's economy.

After his objection to Shraddha's relationship with Aaftab, Vikas was allegedly not in touch with Shraddha and was not aware that she moved to Delhi with Aaftab. Vikas Walker approached the police after Shraddha's friend alerted him that Shraddha's phone was not reachable for months.

Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai, tasked to coordinate the state's border dispute with Karnataka, cancelled their planned visit to Belagavi. On Monday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said their visit could spark a law and order crisis.

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, on Monday, said he would ask his Maharashtra counterpart Eknath Shinde not to send his cabinet ministers to Belagavi since their presence could disrupt the law and order situation in the border district.