Minister Deepak Kesarkar Predicts Over 160 Seats for BJP-Led Alliance

By A Staff Reporter

As exit polls spark debates across Maharashtra, State Minister Deepak Kesarkar exudes confidence in the BJP-led alliance’s prospects. Speaking on the predictions, Kesarkar forecasted a decisive victory with the coalition crossing 160 seats in the assembly elections. He also mentioned the likelihood of 10-15 independent candidates joining the alliance to bolster their numbers.

Highlighting the leadership of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and Deputy CM Ajit Pawar (popularly known as Ajit Dada), Kesarkar credited their combined efforts in shaping the campaign’s success. “CM Eknath Shinde and Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis, along with Ajit Dada, worked tirelessly to secure this victory. Their commitment to welfare measures made a significant impact on voters,” he said.

Kesarkar elaborated on the campaign strategies, emphasizing Ajit Pawar’s outreach to every corner of Maharashtra. "Ajit Dada’s extensive regional visits and the approved welfare initiatives have resonated strongly with the public," he noted.

As political analysts await the official results, Kesarkar’s remarks reflect the alliance’s optimism and strategic planning aimed at retaining power in the state. With exit polls presenting a mixed picture, all eyes are now on the final count to see if the BJP-led alliance’s predictions align with the voters’ mandate.