Mumbai: The results of the Gram Panchayat elections in Maharashtra have come to a great extent. After the results came to the fore, the Mahavikas Aghadi has teamed up to occupy the best seats. The BJP has won more seats than all parties. In the meantime, BJP has been targeted in the Saamana.

In the Saamana, it is written, 'What else is this trend? The Gram Panchayat elections are the trend of public opinion, otherwise the people of Maharashtra will make you lose. There cannot be a political revolution in Maharashtra by holding the hand of 'activists' of ED, CBI and income tax department. The thinking of Maharashtra is something different.' In addition, the Saamana also surrounded the BJP and wrote, "The opposition party has been saying for the last one year that public does not support the Mahavikas Aghadi government and the Thackeray government is a forceful government. After the Gram Panchayat elections, the opposition party has come to know the reality. The results of 3,500 gram panchayats from all over the state are coming up, with the great development of the state. In view of the gram panchayats won by Shiv Sena, Congress and nationalist, it can be said that people have shown a mirror to the BJP. '

It has also been further written, "in view of the results till date, it can be said that the BJP strongholds have been inaugurated by the people. Vikhe Patil has lost the Loni Khurd Gram Panchayat in his possession for 20 years. The Gram Panchayat BJP has lost the houses of Raosaheb Danway, Chandrakant Patil, Ram Shinde and Nitesh Rane etc. Rohit Pawar has won the Gram Panchayat of Chowdi village. Shinde is a descendant of the Ahiyababai official and is the birthplace of Chowdi Ahiyabai. The BJP has been shocked by the Bhokardan taluka of Raosaheb Danway. The people and the established people of all parties have been shocked by the election. '

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