NCP gives Congress 48- hour notice on Maharashtra seat sharing
- 5 years ago
Justifying his demand for equal seat sharing, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Thursday said past mistakes will not be repeated if NCP emerges as the single-largest party, as it did in 2004 assembly polls.
To a question on whether he would be the chief ministerial candidate, he told reporters that elected MLAs of the party would decide on their leader.
In 2004, NCP emerged as the single-largest party with 71 seats but ceded the chief ministerial post to ally Congress in return for two additional cabinet and three ministers of state.
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To a question on whether he would be the chief ministerial candidate, he told reporters that elected MLAs of the party would decide on their leader.
In 2004, NCP emerged as the single-largest party with 71 seats but ceded the chief ministerial post to ally Congress in return for two additional cabinet and three ministers of state.
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