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Sena’s Demand for Home Portfolio Stirs Maharashtra Oath Talks

Shiv Sena’s insistence on the home portfolio fuels political tensions as Maharashtra government gears up for its oath-taking ceremony on December 5. Alliance dynamics hang in delicate balance.

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Sena’s Demand for Home Portfolio Stirs Maharashtra Oath Talks

As Maharashtra prepares for its much-anticipated government formation, the Shiv Sena’s insistence on securing the home portfolio has created a stir among alliance partners. With the oath-taking ceremony scheduled for December 5, political observers believe this demand could reshape the internal power equations in the coalition.  

According to party insiders, Shiv Sena views the home portfolio as crucial to fulfilling its governance promises. However, this demand has not gone unnoticed by other alliance members, particularly the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Congress, who are also vying for key portfolios. Negotiations are ongoing, with coalition leaders attempting to strike a balance without jeopardizing their fragile unity.  

Political analysts opine that the home ministry's control often signals dominance in a coalition setup. If the Shiv Sena succeeds in its demand, it could mark a significant shift in the power dynamics of the government. However, it also risks creating friction within the alliance, potentially affecting its long-term stability.  

The upcoming oath ceremony, meant to symbolize the culmination of intense political maneuvering, now appears overshadowed by unresolved portfolio allocations. While all alliance members publicly stress unity, their behind-the-scenes tussles tell a different story.  

As December 5 approaches, the focus remains on whether the Shiv Sena will achieve its goal or if a compromise will pave the way for smoother governance. One thing is clear: the stakes have never been higher for Maharashtra’s new government.