The party led by Eknath Shinde group is expected to contest 85-90 seats, while Ajt Pawar may get 50 seats with the remaining seats will be contested by the BJP

Both the Mahayuti alliance and the opposition MVA have finalised candidates for 260 of Maharashtra's 288 assembly seats. Disputes remain over 25-30 seats in both camps, with key issues in Vidarbha and Mumbai.

The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance in Maharashtra has finalised a seat-sharing formula for the upcoming Assembly elections. Here's what the BJP, NCP, and Shiv Sena agreed to at a late-night meeting.

Of the 260 Assembly seats, the BJP is likely to contest on 142 seats, Shiv Sena 66 and NCP 52, sources said. Talks on the remaining 28 seats are on due to claims and counter-claims between the allies.

The Mahayuti seat-sharing talks were positive. They are in the final stage now. In the next two days, decision about final seat-sharing will be done. Now, the differences are not irreconcilable. There are some differences on 25 to 30 seats.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced that the seat-sharing agreement for the ruling Mahayuti coalition in the upcoming November 20 state elections will be revealed within the next couple of days,

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Saturday said the seat-sharing pact of the ruling Mahayuti coalition for the November 20 state elections will be announced in a "day or two" as discussions

The leaders from Mahayuti - the ruling coalition in Maharashtra - met Union Home Minister Amit Shah last night to discuss the seat-sharing plan ahead of the state Assembly elections scheduled next month.