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As voters head to the November 20 polls, Maharashtra’s political future hangs in the balance. The state’s political landscape has been reshaped over the past five years by shifting alliances and defections. Since the 2019 elections, parties have disintegrated, with separate factions emerging from both the Shiv Sena and NCP. Party leaders are switching sides overnight, leaving voters struggling to keep track of the rapid political changes. With rising economic concerns, communal rhetoric, and the emergence of Raj Thackeray’s MNS as a potential disruptor, the election promises to be a critical turning point for the state’s governance and political direction.
