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Wartaa Rajkaran covers major political developments in Maharashtra, India, and globally — including elections, party strategies, leader statements, and in-depth analysis.
Revenue officers and employees across Maharashtra have announced an indefinite strike from Friday, protesting the suspension of an officer without any formal inquiry. The move is expected to disrupt essential revenue services statewide and has sparked widespread concern among citizens and administrators alike.
The Maharashtra Assembly witnessed intense debate over the Chief Minister’s Youth Work Training Scheme after students protesting under the scheme were allegedly expelled. Opposition leaders questioned whether the government would now provide employment to these affected trainees, raising serious concerns about youth employment and policy implementation.
Maharashtra’s Rural Development Minister Jayakumar Gore clarified in the Legislative Assembly that no ZP school in the state will be closed, even those with low student numbers. Addressing concerns raised by MLAs about teacher transfers, vacant posts, and educational quality, Gore also highlighted ongoing policy changes aimed at strengthening the Zilla Parishad education system. The assurance comes amid political debate over staffing and future improvements to school infrastructure.
In a recent political twist in Nagpur, senior IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe has been given a clean chit after extensive investigations by both the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) and the police, which reportedly found no wrongdoing in the controversial Smart City project case despite allegations raised by BJP MLAs. The report was officially presented in the Maharashtra Assembly, where government ministers clarified that no irregularities were detected during the inquiry. The issue has drawn sharp political criticism and debate, making it a major topic in the current legislative session.
Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar sharply responded to Sanjay Raut’s remarks on the separate Vidarbha demand, making waves in Maharashtra politics. Wadettiwar questioned why anyone should give importance to Raut’s stance, as differences have surfaced within the political alliance over Vidarbha’s separate state issue. He asserted that the Vidarbha region has been neglected in development and resource allocation, especially under the BJP government, and that symbolic statements aren’t enough to address the region’s real problems. Raut, in turn, has accused Wadettiwar and others of fueling division in Maharashtra by even discussing separate statehood — claims Wadettiwar dismissed as political posturing. The exchange reflects intensifying debate amid the winter session of the Maharashtra Assembly, where regional sentiments and governance priorities are under scrutiny.
Prakash Pohare, a fierce advocate for Vidarbha’s development, once again voiced his frustration at the Vidhan Bhawan in Nagpur, demanding a separate Vidarbha state and longer legislative sessions to address the region’s persistent issues. His loud protest against government neglect and the reduction of session days led to his detention by security officials as tensions escalated around Vidarbha’s future and the plight of its farmers.
In a dramatic moment during the Nagpur winter session of the Maharashtra legislature, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis publicly rebuked his own party MLA Abhimanyu Pawar, warning him not to drag the flagship Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana into every unrelated discussion — or face consequences. Fadnavis said that the scheme would continue providing benefits to women, but insisted it should not be invoked arbitrarily in assembly debates. The exchange exposed rising tension among ruling ranks and underscored the sensitivity surrounding scheme-related discourse.
Elections held for local self-government bodies in Gondia and Sangli have sparked controversy: in Gondia there are serious allegations that the seal on an EVM was broken after voting, while in Sangli, candidates claim that voting numbers mysteriously surged overnight. Protests erupted outside the strongroom in both places — raising suspicions about the fairness and transparency of the election process.
In State Election Commission of Maharashtra’s updated order issued on 27 November 2025, election-campaign restrictions have been strictly imposed across Gondia district. From 10 pm on 1 December, all public gatherings, rallies and sound amplifiers are banned — and even informal group movements or processions of more than five people are prohibited. Violators will face legal action under the relevant sections of the law. Traditional ceremonies such as funerals, weddings or religious processions remain exempt under this directive.
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde assured that Gondia will face no shortage of funds for development, promising to transform the city into a waste-free and corruption-free urban model. Emphasizing transparency and upgraded civic facilities, he directed authorities to strengthen waste management, improve basic infrastructure, and ensure efficient governance.
