Uddhav, Rahul not Happy with MVA’s Seat Distribution

The top leaders of Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT) are reportedly unhappy with the ongoing squabbles over seat sharing for the upcoming Vidhan Sabha polls in Mumbai. There is a delay in seat allocation, especially in select seats in Mumbai and Vidarbha, leading to concerns about the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi’s chances in the elections. Despite multiple discussions, a deadlock persists. A revised seat-sharing formula of 90 seats for each main party in MVA has been proposed, with the remaining 18 seats going to smaller parties. Leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Uddhav Thackeray are urging for a quick resolution. The focus is on selecting candidates based on winnability rather than sticking to a fixed formula, as seen in the recent Haryana elections. The importance of unity and collaboration within the MVA alliance is being emphasized.