With two Shiv Senas in fray, and NS also eyeing a revival and contesting 27 seats, Marathi votes are likely to be split

The political scenario in Vikhroli assembly constituency sees a complex three-way contest among Sunil Raut of Shiv Sena UBT, Suvarna Karanje of Shiv S

With two Shiv Senas in the fray this time round, and the MNS also eyeing a revival and contesting 27 seats, Marathi votes are likely to be split in the assembly polls. This is anticipated particularly in constituencies where all political parties have fielded Marathi-speaking candidates.

With the Maharashtra elections approaching, the stakes have never been higher. As key players vie for control, this election is more than just a battle for power—it's a test of community influence and leadership legacies.

With the Mahayuti and MVA alliances locked in a fierce electoral contest and various narratives being set up by parties, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray on Saturday said the forthcoming elections are crucial for Mumbai and Maharashtra.