President's Rule  

Shiv Sena is adamant about Aaditya Thackeray being made the chief minister of Maharashtra, while seeking equal Cabinet berths. Sena MLAs lashed out against Thackeray family's influence in politics. After around three weeks of political drama, President's rule was imposed in Maharashtra on Tuesday.
 

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Post the imposition of the President's rule in Maharashtra, NCP-Congress and the Shiv Sena have reacted. The marathon meetings between these parties have still not come to a concrete end and they are waiting to chalk out a common strategy and discuss modalities to ensure each gets a fair share of the pie.

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While President's rule has been imposed in Maharashtra, many have questioned the decision of the Governor. However, the Governor has strictly played by the rules as listed under Article 356.

President Ram Nath Kovind has signed the recommendation of Maharashtra Governor BS Koshyeri seeking President's rule in Maharashtra. The decision comes hours before the deadline given to NCP to form the government.
 

Latest news reports on Maharashtra government formation suggest that the NCP wants to employ the formula of a rotational CM for 2.5 years each. 

Following the news of Maharashtra Governor BS Koshyari recommending President's rule in the state, sources claim that Shiv Sena has moved the Supreme Court.

Shiv Sena is adamant on the chief minister's post and equal Cabinet seats in Maharashtra. BJP is maintaining that there was no such agreement with the Sena. If there is no solution by the end of the day, Maharashtra will have no other choice than President's rule.

Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis submitted his resignation letter to Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari as the state government's term came to an end today (November 8)
 

Reacting to Karnataka political crisis, farmers from Kolar put masks of Karnataka MLAs to dogs and pigs and flung cow dung on the posters of MLAs. They demanded President's rule in the state.

The statutory resolution on extending President's rule in Jammu and Kashmir by another six months with effect from July 3, was approved by Lok Sabha on Friday

Home minister Amit Shah was speaking at a Lok Sabha session on the resolution to extend President's rule in Jammu and Kashmir for another six months from July 3

President's Rule is primarily imposed when there's no party or alliance with a requisite number, or there's an absolute break down of law and order. For the latter, the BJP-led centre has enough statistics to make its case

Sonowal said that Mamata Didi has no right to rule the state and the President of India should immediately dismiss the government. He also appealed to the Election Commission of India (ECI) to take all possible measures to ensure that there is a peaceful election in West Bengal.