Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra, is currently surrounded by clouds and temperature has dropped. At the same time, the political temperature of the state seems to be increasing rapidly. Deputy CM Eknath Shinde was once again absent from the cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. This meeting was called on Tuesday to deal with possible problems due to rains in Mumbai.
Even before this, Fadnavis had called a cabinet meeting. Even at that time, Shinde did not attend that meeting. Due to which the speculation intensified that everything is not going well in the Mahayuti alliance.
This time when a cabinet meeting was called today, Shinde was taking stock of the ground situation in Thane. Later, he also went to BMC Headquarters and monitored the situation.
These days Eknath Shinde’s Delhi tour also increased and is in discussion. On 6 August, he went to Delhi with his family. He also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Its pictures were also revealed.
At the same time, Shinde repeatedly clarified on the era of Delhi and said that the monsoon session is going on in Parliament and his party is also part of the NDA. So he came to the national capital to discuss many issues.
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On the other hand, many people are considering Shinde not staying in Maharashtra on Independence Day, and going to Kashmir as a big sign. Many people have started speculating that everything is not going well in the alliance.
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat of Shinde faction has said on this whole issue that Eknath Shinde is the deputy CM of the state, so he is natural (natural) to go to Delhi.
There was a conflict on appointment of best general manager
This month, there was a big conflict in the Maharashtra government over the appointment of the post of General Manager of Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (Best). Two different names were appointed in a single day for a single post.
On the one hand, the department of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde appointed Ashwini Joshi as General Manager, while on the other hand the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) turned the order on the same day and appointed Ashish Sharma. It became clear from this development that there is a huge lack of harmony between the top leaders of the government.
Heavy rains worsen the situation in Mumbai, NDRF deployment, local trains affected
The continuous torrential rains in Mumbai have made the situation difficult. There is hardly any area of the city that is not affected by this rain. There is waterlogging in many places and traffic has become completely disturbed.
NDRF team posted in Kurla
The water level of the sweet river has increased in Kantinagar in Kurla area of Mumbai. In view of the danger, about 350 people living here have been shifted to a nearby BMC school.
NDRF Inspector and Team Commander Raju Prasad said that the rescue operation has been going on since 9 am and so far about 250 people have been delivered to safe places. Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde also reached the spot and appreciated the work of the team. The officials have appealed to the local people to be alert and stay in safe places.
Local train services stalled
Local train services called the lifeline of Mumbai have been badly affected by heavy rains. In many places, the tracks have been flooded due to which trains are running late by one to one and a half hours.
At Ghatkopar station, passengers appeared on the tracks and proceeded on foot. The same situation was seen in Central, Harbor and many parts of the Western line.
Government holiday, still trouble
In view of the situation, the Maharashtra government has declared a holiday today. All school-colleges and government institutions are closed. However, many private companies have opened offices, due to which working people are trying to reach the office somehow. The rains that have been running for three consecutive days are not taking the name of stopping and the administration is keeping an eye on the situation.
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