First three phases of polls have proved to be unsettling for PM Modi

The Nationalist Congress Party NCP SP chief Sharad Pawar has claimed that the first three phases of the Lok Sabha elections 2024 have proved to be unsettling for PM Modi according to the ANISharad Pawar on Thursday said The first three phases of elections have proved to be unsettling for Modi This has changed the tone of his campaign Maha Vikas Aghadi MVA is likely to get 30 to 35 seats in Maharashtra MVA candidates will be elected with a good margin the ANI reportedSatara Maharashtra NCPSCP chief Sharad Pawar says The first three phases of elections have proved to be unsettling for Modi This has changed the tone of his campaign Maha Vikas Aghadi MVA is likely to get 30 to 35 seats in Maharashtra MVA candidates will be electedhellip pictwittercomYDiW7vY3lDmdash ANI ANI May 9 2024The Maha Vikas Aghadi MVA comprises of Sharad Pawarled NCP Congress and the Uddhav Thackerayled Shiv Sena The parties are also part of the INDIA blocTalking to reporters in Satara of western Maharashtra Sharad Pawar elaborated on his merger with the Congress remark saying that several parties have an ideology that is similar to that of the grand old partyAsked about his assessment of the Lok Sabha elections after the completion of three phases the former Union minister said It seems that voting in all these three phases is unsettling for Modi and the reason for saying this is that after these phases PM Modi has changed his toneHe has started making a mention of Muslim community openly in his speeches It seems he thinks that the situation would change by bringing in communal thoughts It is my observation that some people in his party think that as the phases complete his position is getting in danger he said as per the PTIMeanwhile voting was held in 11 out of the 48 Lok Sabha constituencies in Maharashtra on May 7 in the third phase of the general electionsMaharashtra recorded a voter turnout of 5409 per cent on Tuesday in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections 2024 the officials said reported the PTIThe first two phases of polling in the state saw more than 62 per cent voter turnoutAs per the data shared by the election authorities the Kolhapur seat saw the highest turnout of 6371 per cent while the Baramati seat where two members of the politically influential Pawar family were locked in a bitter tussle recorded the lowest turnout of 4784 per cent according to the PTIIn Maharashtras Baramati NCP SP chief Sharad Pawars daughter Supriya Sule was pitted against Sunetra Pawar wife of the veteran leaders estranged nephew and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit PawarMeanwhile Hatkanangale recorded a voter turnout of 6218 per cent Osmanabad 5684 per cent Latur 5538 per cent Satara 5474 per cent RatnagiriSindhudurg 5375 per cent Sangli 5256 per cent Raigad 5031 per cent Madha 5000 per cent and Solapur 4917 per cent as per the PTIProminent contestants in this phase of polling in the state included royal scions Shahu Chhatrapati of the Congress in Kolhapur and Bharatiya Janata Party BJPs Udayanraje Bhosale in Satara as well Union minister Narayan Rane in RatnagiriSindhudurgDeputy CM Ajit Pawar his wife Sunetra Pawar and his mother Asha Pawar were among the early voters They cast their votes at a polling booth in Baramati where Sunetra is pitted against her sisterinlaw Supriya Sule the sitting MP from thereNCP SP chief Sharad Pawar his wife Pratibha Pawar daughter Supriya Sule and her family MLA Rohit Pawar and his family had also voted in Baramatiwith ANI and PTI inputs