Satyajit Tambe meets CM Shinde, Devendra Fadnavis and Sharad Pawar; Clarifies reason behind visit

After the Legislative Council elections, there has been a stir in Congress about the suspended Congress leader and Legislator Satyajit Tambe. Tambe revolted, ran as an independent candidate, and won.

It is being said that MLA Tambe will leave Congress and join the BJP. Meanwhile, Satyajit shared the poem in a tweet. There was speculation that Tambe would not return to Congress due to this poem. 

The flying birds should not have the desire to return, there should be a new direction every day... It was such a poem. Satyajit himself gave a clarification after the discussion started over this poem.

I had gone to a school reception where a boy read this poem, and I tweeted because I liked the poem. MLA Satyajit Tambe responded that there was no need to make any sense of it.

The budget session of the legislature is currently underway. Satyajit Tambe has reached the House by becoming an MLA for the first time on that occasion. However, on the first day, Tambe met the Chief Minister and the Deputy Chief Minister.

Satyajit Tambe met with chief minister Eknath Shinde, deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar. He also shared photos of the visit on Twitter.

They have also put forth their demands to the chief minister and the deputy chief minister. He discussed with the Chief Minister several pending issues like old pensions, recruitment of government servants, some problems with industrial estates, sports universities, etc.

CM Shinde has agreed to convene a separate meeting on the subject soon. Tambe said he had a detailed discussion with Devendra Fadnavis on the expectations of the budget.

Meanwhile, the controversy in the Congress over Satyajit Tambe's candidature had come to a head. Maharashtra witnessed a cold war between state president Nana Patole and Balasaheb Thorat.

Satyajit Tambe won because of the BJP's stance, according to Bjp leader and minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil. So, now the Shinde-Fadnavis meeting is again creating a political buzz.