Mumbai: Maharashtra Finance Minister and senior BJP leader Sudhir Mungantiwar said on Friday that if the new government is not formed in the state by November 7, then President's rule can be implemented here. He also said that the main obstacle in the formation of the government is the demand for the post of CM for two and a half years of the Shiv Sena.
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The BJP leader's comment comes after eight days after the results of the assembly elections held on October 21, no situation has been cleared in the state about government formation. Sudhir Mungantiwar said on a TV channel that, 'People of Maharashtra have voted not just one party but Mahayuti (an alliance of BJP, Shiv Sena and other parties)'. Our alliance is stronger than FEVICOL or Ambuja Cements.
Mungantiwar further said, 'A new government will have to be formed within the stipulated time or the President will have to interfere. If the government is not formed within the deadline, then the President's rule will apply. He said that the main obstacle in the formation of the government is the demand for the post of Chief Minister of Shiv Sena for two and a half years asked whether the BJP would agree to this demand, Sudhir Mungantiwar said, "We have already nominated Devendra Fadnavis for the post of CM."
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