Maharashtra Assembly will not have a Leader of Opposition. No opposition party secured the minimum 29 seats required for the position. The Mahayuti alliance won a landslide victory with 230 seats. BJP emerged as the single largest party with 132 seats.

The ruling BJP-led Mahayuti alliance recorded a resounding victory. The NCP, led by Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, won 41 seats, the Shiv Sena led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, got 57 seats, while the BJP bagged 132 seats.

Legislative rules mandate that a party must secure at least 10 per cent of the Assembly's 288 seats -- 29 seats -- to qualify for the LoP position. However, the way the mandate has unfolded in Maharashtra,

The opposition alliance suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the BJP-led ruling alliance in Maharashtra.

The newly elected 15th Maharashtra Legislative Assembly may function without the Leader of Opposition (LoP). As per the legislative rules, a party with 10 per cent of the 288 seats or 29 seats can claim the post.

The Maharashtra Assembly elections resulted in mixed outcomes in 11 constituencies with significant Muslim populations.

The BJP-backed Mahayuti's landslide victory in the Maharashtra assembly elections has surprised both the Mahayuti as well as the Congress-backed Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA).

The Mahayuti alliance secured a significant victory in the Maharashtra Assembly elections. The BJP-Shiv Sena-NCP coalition won over 200 seats. Key factors included successful schemes and strong leadership.

The Congress could not maintain the momentum of its Lok Sabha performance when it won 13 seats out of 48 and the MVA alliance emerged victorious in 30 constituencies.