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Maharashtra’s political crisis will be heard in the Supreme Court on Monday after 21 days. Before the hearing, Deputy Speaker Narhari Jirwal has submitted an affidavit. Jirwal has said that the 16 rebel MLAs were given 48 hours, but they approached the Supreme Court within 24 hours.
On June 26, the Supreme Court had heard the notice for cancellation of membership of 16 MLAs of the Eknath Shinde camp, in which the court had asked the deputy speaker, Shiv Sena, the central government and the Maharashtra Police to file their replies.
Marathi politics dependent on Supreme decision, direct effect in 3 places…
1. Shinde Government – Eknath Shinde’s government has been formed in Maharashtra. The floor test has also been passed in the assembly, but if the 16 rebel MLAs do not get relief from the Supreme Court, then the government will be affected.
For this reason, Shinde has not expanded the cabinet till now nor has taken any major decision. The division of departments has also stopped.
2. Shiv Sena – The future of Shiv Sena will also be decided by the Supreme Court’s decision. Assembly Speaker Rahul Narvekar has given recognition to the rebel MLAs as a separate faction. If the court cancels it, then the Uddhav faction will get relief. On the other hand, if it is not canceled, the fight for Shiv Sena’s symbol will go ahead.
The Shinde faction is also waiting for the Supreme Court’s decision. If there is relief from the court, then the Shinde faction can approach the Election Commission regarding the symbol.
3. Narhari Jirwal – The no-confidence motion against Deputy Speaker Narhari Jirwal is also to be heard in the Supreme Court. If the court orders voting against him, then his chair will also be in trouble. However, Mahavikas Aghadi may benefit if relief comes.
What happened till now in Maharashtra political crisis?
- June 20: 15 and 10 independent MLAs of Shiv Sena left Maharashtra and reached Surat. By late night, 5 more MLAs came in their support.
- June 21: From Surat, a batch of MLAs left for Guwahati. Shinde’s first statement came out on this day. He said that Uddhav Thackeray will have to come out of Mahavikas Aghadi.
- On June 24, the Deputy Speaker gave disqualification notices to 16 Shiv Sena MLAs. Among them was the name of Eknath Shinde.
- On June 25, the Shinde faction filed a petition in the Supreme Court. The decision of the Deputy Speaker was declared invalid in the court.
- The hearing was held in the Supreme Court on 26 June. Court issues notice to Maharashtra Police, Deputy Speaker, Central Government and Shiv Sena.
- On June 28, the governor asked Uddhav Thackeray to prove his majority. Devendra Fadnavis had made this demand from the Governor.
- Hearing the petition of Shiv Sena on 29 June, the court refused to immediately stay the governor’s decision.
- On 29 June, Uddhav Thackeray resigned from the post of Chief Minister. He also left the post of Legislative Council.
- On June 30, Shiv Sena rebel Eknath Shinde became the new Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Devendra Fadnavis of BJP was made the Deputy CM.
- On July 3, BJP’s Rahul Narvekar was elected the new speaker in the assembly. The same day the Speaker gave separate recognition to the Shinde faction.
- On July 4, Eknath Shinde introduced a majority motion in the assembly and won the floor test.
Show cause notices to all 53 MLAs of Shiv Sena
Maharashtra Assembly Secretary Rajendra Bhagwat has issued show cause notices to all 53 MLAs of Shiv Sena. This notice has been issued on the basis of a complaint lodged by the two factions of Shiv Sena. The MLAs have been asked to reply within a week. 39 Shiv Sena MLAs are in support of Eknath Shinde, while 14 MLAs remain with Uddhav Thackeray. Shinde became CM with the support of BJP.