Eknath Shinde Sworn in as 20th CM of Maharashtra

Eknath Shinde take oath as the twentieth Chief Minister of Maharashtra on Thursday at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai. Previous CM Devendra Fadnavis made the vow as the Shinde’s appointee.

Shinde, who was exploring the great outdoors in Guwahati with rebel Shiv Sena MLAs, got back to Mumbai on from Goa on Thursday evening, following which he and Fadnavis met the Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari to stake guarantee to shape the public authority.

Later in the day Fadnavis declared that Shinde would be confirmed as the new Chief Minister of the State. Fadnavis had said he would have rather not been a piece of the public authority.

In any case, BJP’s public president JP Nadda later said that the party’s initiative idea it was significant for Fadnavis to be a piece of the bureau.

On Wednesday, Uddhav Thackeray resign from his post as the Maharashtra Chief Minister, soon after the Supreme Court would not remain the Governor’s mandate to his administration to take a floor test in the Assembly.

Thackeray’s resignation covered seven days in length show of resort legislative issues, where rebel Shiv Sena MLAs drove by serve Eknath Shinde set up camp in lavish lodgings and jumped on contracted jets from Mumbai to Surat and Guwahati, prior to arriving in Goa on Wednesday night.

Along with PM Narendra Modi other Indian Leaders Congratulates Shinde on his new venture.