Mumbai – The result of much awaited BMC election was out on Thursday. Neither Shiv Sena nor BJP could manage to secure the magic figure of 114 for majority in the house. Though the Mumbaikars elected Sena as the single largest party they have also put the BJP not far behind. Ultimately, it can be said that prudent voters of the mega city have kept these parties in a dangling situation to see who sits on the treasury benches and who sits on the opposition side.
Out of 227 seats in Mumbai, the Sena and the BJP have won 166 seats while remaining others went in the kitty of Congress, NCP, MNS, MIM and Samajwadi Party and independents. Both Sena and BJP will have to take the help of smaller parties and independents to form their governance in the BMC. Sena president Uddhav Thackeray has claimed that the city will have Sena’s mayor while city BJP president Ashish Shelar claimed that his party has grown tremendously and also garnered the support of five independents to make the mayor of his party.
Prominent winners:
Manoj Kotak – BJP
Atul Shah – BJP
Parag Shah – BJP
Dr Saeda Khan – NCP
Prabhakar Shinde – BJP
Vishakha Raut – Shiv Sena
Milind Vaidya – Shiv Sena
Tyagraj Dabhadkar – BJP
Mangesh Satamkar – Shiv Sena
Kishori Pednekar – Shiv Sena
Samadhan Sarvankar – Shiv Sena
Rais Shaikh – Samajwadi Party
Vishwanath Mahadeshwar – Shiv Sena
Rajul Patel – Shiv Sena
Shubhada Gudekar – Shiv Sena
Rajeshri Shirwadkar - BJP
Shweta Korgaonkar – Congress
Rajul Desai – BJP
Asawari Patil – BJP
Prominent losers:
Pravin Chheda – Congress
Vinod Shelar – BJP
Surendra Bagalkar – Shiv Sena
Dr Anuradha Pednekar – Shiv Sena
Swapna Deshpande – MNS
Krishna Parkar – BJP
Mangesh Sangle – BJP
Mohan Mithbawkar – BJP
Wakarunnisa Ansari – MIM
Sheetal Mhatre – Congress
Upendra Doshi – Congress
Ritu Tawde – BJP
Snehal Jadhav – MNS
Bhalchandra Shirsat – BJP
Jyotsna Dighe – Congress
Santosh Dhuri – MNS
Ashwini Mate – Shiv Sena
Manali Tulaskar – Shiv Sena
Nitesh Singh – Congress
Sana Malik - NCP
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