Updated On: 30 October, 2024 07:39 AM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve
Vibhag pramukhs from both Sena factions also closely monitoring own party members

Nizamuddin Rayeen, Mumbai Congress spokesperson (right) Pawan Tripathi, Mumbai BJP leader
The BJP and Congress have appointed observers from outside the state to monitor discontent among office-bearers in every Assembly constituency. This move comes amid growing concerns over internal dissent that could impact candidates. Vibhag pramukhs from both factions of the Shiv Sena are closely watching their own party members, particularly those expressing dissatisfaction.
Congress sources said that after an unexpected defeat in the recent Haryana Assembly election, the All India Congress Committee is closely monitoring preparations for the upcoming Maharashtra poll. The party has appointed observers from outside the state to oversee one or two constituencies each. They will keep an eye on the campaign as well as upset office-bearers. “They have been working here for a few weeks so they already know which office-bearers to keep away from the campaign. They will submit a report to the party and the latter will take a decision about their fate after the election,” said a source. Mumbai Congress spokesperson Nizamuddin Rayeen confirmed the development.