Political leaders, including Modi, Fadnavis, and Shinde, received appeals from IMA, and Shinde was confirmed as party chief.
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Updated Sep 7
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What happened
Political leaders, including Modi, Fadnavis, and Shinde, received appeals from IMA, and Shinde was confirmed as party chief.
Who's involved
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Part of
Political developments in Maharashtra regarding the leadership of the government, involving Modi, Fadnavis, Shinde, Shiv Sena factions.Also in this story
- Sanjay Raut alleges that Narendra Modi's political decline is linked to the undue influence of Amit Shah over the ECI and the ruling establishment.
- Eknath Shinde articulated the government's vision for Viksit Bharat on September 17, 2026.
- Raj Thackeray and Devendra Fadnavis criticized Amit Shah's remarks on language, while also approving decisions for sugarcane farmers.
- Amit Shah and Saurav Das discuss political defections and allegations of plotting a comeback against the government agenda involving Narendra Modi.
The entities involved
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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Devendra Fadnavis
18th Chief Minister of Maharashtra
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Eknath Shinde
Indian politician and Chief Minister of Maharashtra from 2022 to 2024
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- Factional leader Eknath Shinde reviews potential disqualification by the Supreme Court.
- Eknath Shinde reacted to a perceived slight from Narendra Modi regarding the political situation in Maharashtra.
- Shinde commented on Congress wins in several states while criticizing the Chief Election Commissioner overseeing Telangana polls.
- The Shinde faction's political standing was affirmed by the Election Commission, leading to Supreme Court appearances and arguments from Kapil Sibal.
- ECI decided on faction recognition, while Eknath Shinde led his faction, and the court observed the need for majority criteria.