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Good Governance Wins : PM Modi Thanks People Of Maharashtra For Big Mahayuti Victory

Nov 23, 20242:18 PM

The Mahayuti alliance won a landslide victory in the state Assembly elections on Saturday, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the people of Maharashtra for this, describing it as a victory of "development" and "good governance." "Development wins!" PM Modi wrote in a post on X.

PM Modi Thanks People of Maharastra For Results

Effective leadership prevails! Together, we'll reach new heights! Sincere thanks to my sisters and brothers in Maharashtra, particularly the state's women and youth, for giving the NDA a historic mandate. PM Modi Says/ Also PM Modi Said This warmth and love is unmatched. I promise the populace that our Alliance will continue to strive for Maharashtra's advancement. "Jai Maharashtra!"

Mahayuti Alliance Won Maharastra Elections

According to the most recent information, the Mahayuti alliance was on track to win by a landslide, with over 220 seats out of 288 against the Maha Vikas Aghadi. According to the Election Commission's most recent data, the BJP has won 55 seats so far and is in the lead in 78 more. The Shiv Sena has won 27 seats and is in the lead in 29 seats, while the NCP has won 25 seats and is in the lead in 16 seats.

Devendra Fadnavis Won From Nagpur South

Votes for the 288-member Maharashtra Assembly are being counted today, November 23, after polling took place on November 20. On November 26, the current assembly's term will come to an end. State Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was leading the Nagpur South West seat by a margin of more than 33,000 votes, and he was one of the well-known BJP candidates who were either leading or had won their respective seats.

More Leaders Won Election Seats

Furthermore, Shivendraraje Bhonsle won the Satara seat by a commanding 1,42,124 votes, state assembly speaker Rahul Narwekar won the Colaba seat by 48,581, and BJP leader Nitesh Rane kept the Kankavli assembly seat in Sindhudurg district by a margin of 58,007 votes.