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 While Shinde MLAs waited a year for a cabinet position, NCP MLAs with Ajit Pawar were appointed as ministers, according to Aaditya Thackeray.            According to Aaditya Thackeray, Maharashtra politics is a conflict between the egotistical and the honourable.   Ajit Pawar's decision to join the BJP-Shinde government and the divide in the Nationalist Congress Party, according to former Maharashtra minister Aaditya Thackeray, show once more how ineffective Eknath Shinde is as chief executive. The Worli MLA stated that rather than commenting on the "depths of the dirty politics," he will focus on the four key points he noticed. Shinde MLAs did not get berth, Ajit Pawar's MLAs accommodated In reference to the Shinde uprising that overthrew his father Uddhav Thackeray's administration last year, Aaditya said that individuals who supported Shinde did not receive any cabinet positions whereas 9 NCP leaders took their oaths today. Without going into the depths of the

  We took a decision to come with the Shinde-Fadanvis govt with almost all MLAs of NCP. We took oath and a few other ministers will be added in the next expansion: Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar Newly appointed Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar, says "Today, we have decided to support the Maharashtra government and took oath as ministers. There will be a discussion on the portfolios later. Considering all aspects at the national level, we thought that we should support development" Newly appointed Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar, says "Several people will criticise now a bit. We don't give value to that and we will keep working for the progress of Maharashtra and that is why we have taken this decision. Most of our MLAs are satisfied with this. We have supported this govt with NCP Party. We will contest all elections in the name of NCP only" If we can go with BJP in Nagaland then why can't we go with BJP here also. We will do everything for the betterment

  Nationalist Congress Party leader Ajit Pawar, along with nine MLAs, joined the Maharashtra government on Sunday. The move comes days after Ajit Pawar expressed his desire to step down as Leader of Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly.