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Maharashtra politics takes Internet by a storm as BJP joins hands with NCP to form government in the state

As tables turned, the development in Maharashtra politics took the Internet by storm as twitterati broke into jokes and memes over the dance of democracy.

In a massive political coup, early this morning before anyone could figure out what happened, BJP’s Devendra Fadnavis swore in as Maharashtra Chief Minister and NCP’s Ajit Pawar swore in as Deputy Chief Minister. Last night it was declared that Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray will be the next Maharashtra Chief Minister after a month long political upheaval in the state.

However, as tables turned, the development took the Internet by storm as twitterati broke into jokes and memes over the dance of democracy.


Sanjay Raut the Rahul Gandhi of Indian Politics! Wonder who is it more insulting for.


Clearly, Bollywood was winning.


Ouch!


BJP President Amit Shah is clearly having the last laugh.


Read: Uddhav’s dream shatters even as Sanjay Raut ends up as being the biggest joke


Because, when you play the game of thrones…

 

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