While Congress leader Balasaheb Thorat said his party still insisted on having Sangli. “We are hopeful about getting Sangli. In fact, we insist on that one point,” he added. In Sangli, Congress aspirant Vishal Patil reiterated Thorat’s stand.

Sena leader Sanjay Raut, who has been arguing the party’s case, said there was no dispute over seat-sharing. “All of us will get together on an auspicious muhurat of Gudhi Padva to address a joint press conference on Tuesday. We will tell you about the joint campaign and seats we have shared so far,” he said.

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Congress had issues with NCP (Sharad Pawar) over Bhiwandi, but that too seemed to be sorted, because there was no rumbling over it like Sangli. According to information, of 48 seats, the Sena is set to get 22, the Congress 16 and NCP 10. Most of the candidates have been announced. Sena is left with only one nomination for a seat in Mumbai (North) if the Congress refuses to take it.

48
No of LS seats in Maharashtra