Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Fadnavis's 'Delhi is Far' Remark Sparks Political Buzz in Maharashtra
Maharashtra's Deputy CM, Devendra Fadnavis, recently said 'Delhi is still far away', causing a stir in local politics.
This remark is seen as a message that he plans to stay in Maharashtra and remain in his position.
Some interpret this as a signal to allies and party members.
Fadnavis also stated the current alliance will not include new partners.
This comes after speculation about him moving to a national role.
The Opposition sees this as a message to Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar.
Devendra Fadnavis's comment, 'Delhi is still far away,' has caused political discussion.
The remark is viewed as a message to his party and allies.
Fadnavis stated he plans to stay in Maharashtra until 2029.
His comment was made at a Diwali get-together in Mumbai.
The opposition has commented on Fadnavis's statement.
- Who
- Devendra Fadnavis
- What
- Made the remark 'Dilli abhi dur hai'
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Maharashtra
- Why
- To signal his intent to stay in Maharashtra and potentially to his party and allies.
Opposition View
Government View
CM Position
Opposition View
The opposition interprets Fadnavis's comment as a message that he will remain in power.
Government View
Fadnavis aims to transform Maharashtra by 2029.
- Key Figure
- Devendra Fadnavis
- Political Affiliation
- BJP
- Current Role
- Maharashtra Deputy CM
- Comment
- "Dilli abhi dur hai"
- Focus
- Maharashtra's Development