Devendra Fadnavis, a former chief minister of Maharashtra and a member of the BJP, recently took an oath to serve as Shinde's deputy. Shinde was rewarded by the BJP for his rebellion despite the right-wing party having more legislators in the state assembly than his rebellious camp.
The developments came a day after Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray announced his resignation as chief minister in a Facebook live broadcast minutes after India’s Supreme Court asked him to take a floor test to prove his majority
Thackeray had been running a coalition government with Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the Congress parties since 2019; one of the unlikeliest alliances in Indian politics.
The opposition suffered a great loss as a result of the fall of Uddhav Thackeray's administration in Maharashtra since the state is very significant. It is one among the most industrialised and developed states in the nation and the financial centre of India.
The mutineers were taken to a five-star hotel in Surat, an industrial city in neighboring Gujarat, Modi’s home state which has been governed by the BJP since 1995. From Surat, the Shiv Sena rebels were flown 2,588km (1,608 miles) on June 22 to a luxury hotel in Guwahati, the main city in the northeastern state of Assam, another BJP-ruled state, meetings were conducted which finally led ousting of Udhey Thakery from the power.
In the whole episode BJP negatively played to de-stable a State government and came into power game again.
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