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Maharashtra: Mahavikas Aghadi’s Seat-Sharing Agreement Remains Unresolved, Fuels Internal Strife In Congress

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Mumbai: The Mahavikas Aghadi’s seat-sharing agreement in Maharashtra remains unresolved, leading to ongoing discussions marked by disagreements. Amidst this uncertainty, senior Congress leaders in the state have begun holding covert meetings, highlighting a resurgence of internal factionalism. Sources indicate that these leaders are maneuvering to secure ministerial roles and potentially the Chief Minister’s position if the coalition regains power.

In these clandestine gatherings, party veterans are also engaging with prospective candidates for the upcoming assembly elections, seeking to rally support. Several Congress officials report that top leadership is attempting to sway these candidates through strategic discussions.

A Renewed Vigor Within The Maharashtra Congress

Following a strong performance in the recent Lok Sabha elections, there’s a renewed vigor within the Maharashtra Congress, prompting leaders to aggressively negotiate for a larger share of seats in the forthcoming assembly elections. A preliminary list of potential candidates has already been prepared, with background checks completed, and interviews are set to take place soon.

As the internal meetings grow more frequent, senior leaders are focusing on solidifying support among potential candidates. In recent days, many have convened with their backers to assess electoral strategies and prepare for the elections. Discussions have increasingly centered around the Chief Minister’s role, with some candidates being offered ministerial positions or other influential roles to entice them.

Reports of these secret meetings have reached the Congress leadership in Delhi, signaling a concerning rise in factionalism within the party. As the election date approaches, the Maharashtra Congress leadership faces the critical task of addressing these internal divisions.

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Maharashtra: 50-Year-Old Man Slips While Alighting Train In Akola, Rescued With Gas Cutter

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Akola: A 50-year-old man sustained injuries after he slipped while alighting a train and got trapped under it in Maharashtra’s Akola district, the Railway Police said on Tuesday.

The incident occurred at the Murtijapur railway station around 4.20 pm on Monday, an official said.

Mushtaq Khan Moin Khan was alighting from the Pune-Amravati train on platform no. 2 when he lost his footing, slipped and got trapped under the train, he said.

The official said the Railway Police had to extricate the injured passenger with the help of a local rescue team, and a gas cutter was used to remove the footboard of the train and pull him out safely.

Khan suffered serious injuries to his legs and was rushed to a local government hospital, where he is undergoing treatment, he added.

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Mumbai Goregaon illegal call center exposed, 15 accused arrested

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Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch has claimed to have busted an illegal call centre in the Goregaon area of ​​Mumbai. The call centre was used to defraud American citizens. In the name of updating antivirus software on a toll-free number, it used to fool American citizens and lure them into investing in crypto currency and dollars by luring them to buy gifts worth $250 to $500. On September 15, the Crime Branch Unit 12 received a tip-off and arrested 15 accused during the raid and recovered 10 laptops, 20 mobile phones, two call centre operators, a manager and 10 tolly group agents from the possession of the accused. The Crime Branch has registered a case under the Cheating and IT Act in this case. The operation was carried out on the instructions of Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti, Joint Police Commissioner Lakshmi Gautam and DCP Vishal Thakur.

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India-Pakistan cricket match: BJP government should clarify its policy: Uddhav Thackeray

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Mumbai: Mumbai Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray targeted BJP after the India-Pakistan cricket match and said that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) only pretends to be patriotic and this has now become clear. What would have happened if the cricket match was not played with Pakistan? On one hand, after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Pakistan was declared an enemy country and a delegation was sent against it at the international level. Pakistan’s misdeeds were put forward there, but what message will go at the international level if cricket is played with Pakistan. Pakistan carries out terrorist attacks against India and we play matches with it. The stand that the country had made clear against Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack should be maintained, but the BJP wants to sing praises of Amit Shah and Jai Shah. Delegations from across the country say that Pakistan carried out a terrorist attack on India and now a match is being played with it. Is this right? Uddhav Thackeray also raised questions on the foreign policy regarding Pakistan and said that on one hand we call Pakistan a terrorist country and on the other hand we play cricket with it. We narrate the misdeeds of Pakistan during our foreign trips. So what message will go to these countries that on one hand India calls Pakistan a terrorist and on the other hand maintains relations with it. So why would any country support India against Pakistan? Therefore, it is important to decide whether Pakistan is an enemy or a friend. If we end relations with Pakistan, we can convince other countries to do the same. But what message will go when we talk against Pakistan and play cricket with it? That is why I call the Bharatiya Janata Party a fake Janata Party.

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