After Devendra Fadnavis's statement about Sharad Pawar, political rhetoric has intensified in Maharashtra. Now Sanjay Raut has targeted Fadnavis saying that his experiment proved a complete failure in 2019 when he tried to form a BJP-led government with NCP leader Ajit Pawar. Raut said that people are not taking Devendra Fadnavis seriously and his coalition government can last only three days. Meanwhile, Sanjay Raut also claimed that the Shinde-BJP government will not last long.

Fadnavis made the allegations

Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnis mentioned the oath scam in Maharashtra during an interview in which he took oath along with Ajit Pawar at Raj Bhavan around 6 am. In an interview, Fadnavis claimed that NCP chief Sharad Pawar was ready for this alliance, after which preparations were made to form the government, but when the time came, Pawar backed down and played a double game.

Sanjay Raut's reply to Fadnavis

Responding to Fadnavis' allegations, Sanjay Raut said that Sharad Pawar has done anything, but it is fine. There is nothing new in this. The point is that you experimented and it proved to be a failure. The truth is that the Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP formed the government together and Uddhav Thackeray became the Chief Minister, a coalition that had Pawar's full support. Meanwhile, Sanjay Raut said that the current government with Eknath Shinde will not last long. He said that his government will fall after the Supreme Court's decision.

What was the swearing-in ceremony of Maharashtra?

After the results of the assembly elections in Maharashtra in 2019, the Shiv Sena refused to go with the BJP, after which the talk of a new alliance began. When talks were going on with Congress and NCP to form the government, suddenly a photo surfaced. In which Devendra Fadnavis was seen taking oath as CM and NCP leader Ajit Pawar as Deputy CM. This photo created a stir in Maharashtra politics. However, at the behest of Sharad Pawar, the whole game turned upside down and the alliance was broken after about 80 hours. Now Devendra Fadnavis has mentioned this in his interview.