In this election, the Shiv Sena, which was heavily on BJP, both parties were again face-to-face

Mumbai: There is a strong fight between Shiv Sena and BJP in Maharashtra. Both parties are partners in the government but face to face in elections. Shiv Sena has announced that his party will contest the 2019 Lok Sabha elections separately from the BJP. In the assembly elections last month, the BJP-Shiv Sena had a thorn in the thorns. Now in one election, the two parties were face-to-face, but this time, the Shiv Sena and the BJP fell heavy.
 
We are talking about the results of the Legislative Council elections in Maharashtra. Shiv Sena has won two of the 4 seats of the MLC election. In one seat BJP got a seat from the Lok Bharati Party.
  
Shiv Sena has retained possession of the Mumbai Bachelor seats. Shiv Sena is in possession of the Mumbai Bachelor seat since 1985. Senior Shiv Sena leader Pramod Navalkar had won three times from here. The current health minister Deepak Sawant has also won twice. Shiv Sena candidate Vilas Potinis won this seat this time. He defeated BJP's Ameet Kumar Mehta by 11,562 votes.
 
At the same time, the BJP won the Konkan Graduate seat. BJP candidate from Konkan constituency, Niranjan Dawkhare, who left the NCP just before the election and joined the saffron party. He defeated Shiv Sena candidate Sanjay More.
 
Kapil Patil of Lok Bharti Party for the third consecutive time has won the Mumbai Teacher's seat. On the other hand, Kishor Darade, an Independent candidate from Nashik Teacher's seat, won. They had the support of Shiv Sena. A total of 71 candidates were in the fray for these four seats. Voting for these seats was made on June 25.