<p>In a recent statement, Shiv Sena (Uddhav faction) MP Sanjay Raut made a bold remark regarding the upcoming Chief Minister of Maharashtra, saying, “Whoever becomes the Chief Minister will talk about the benefits for Gujarat.” Raut’s comment seems to refer to the ongoing political developments in Maharashtra and raises questions about the state’s leadership. He further added that during Jawaharlal Nehru’s time, there was never any practice of horse-trading, but such activities have now become common among weaker leaders. Raut’s criticism also extended to the current electoral processes, stating that elections in Maharashtra should once again be held using ballot papers to ensure greater transparency in the election process. Additionally, Raut took aim at the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, D.Y. Chandrachud, holding him responsible for the results, adding fuel to the controversy. This remark is likely to stir more political debates in the state, as it challenges the legitimacy of recent political events and electoral outcomes. With tensions already high in Maharashtra’s political circles, Raut’s statements may spark further controversy and criticism, especially in light of the ongoing power struggles and the shifting political alliances in the state. His comments come at a time when the state is already grappling with its complex political landscape following recent elections.</p>