Maharashtra Assembly elections 2024

"What is wrong with getting the bags checked? We had our bags checked during the campaigning too. There was no need of this level of frustration," Devendra Fadnavis said adding that the NVA candidates were trying to seek the votes by whining.

Around 12 bank account holders identified as Rahul Kale, Manoj Misal, Pratik Jadhav, Pavan Jadhav, Lalit More, Rajendra Giri, Dhanraj Bacchav, Bhavesh Ghumre, Divakar Ghumre, and Dattatray Kailas were alarmed when they discovered the large sums of money transacted through their accounts.

Netizens indicated that if MVA returns to power in Maharashtra, a series of targeted attacks and deliberate assaults would continue against people raising their voices against the government.

As Maharashtra polls draw closer, Thackeray seems to have lost his mental balance, going on bizarre rants like targeting the PM for not campaigning for the MVA.

Apart from devoting an entire section on LGBTQIA+, the MVA manifesto for Maharashtra polls also mentions it in several other sections, making it read like a woke manifesto.

Aaditya Thackeray’s claim of no mob lynching in Maharashtra faced backlash, with netizens citing the Palghar lynching. The interview raised questions about leadership and credibility.

All India Ulema Board has extended its support to the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance led by the Congress party in the Maharashtra assembly elections

The FIR filed by Roy at present blatantly claims that the letter released with the signature of the Mira Bhayandar candidate with Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha emblem on it, seeking clemency of terrorist Yakub Memon is fake

RSS launches 'Sajag Raho' campaign to consolidate Hindu votes in Maharashtra, aiming to counter caste-based divisions ahead of the Assembly Elections.

The Marathi Muslim Seva Sangh (MMSS) is collaborating with over 180 NGOs in the state and has been actively working within Muslim communities to boost voter enrollment, urging them to vote for the MVA alliance led by the Congress under the guise of spreading ‘vote awareness’.