Nanded (Maha), September 25: Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan today said the Congress-NCP combine stands a good chance to retaining power after the October 13 Assembly elections as the Opposition was in a complete “disarray”.
“We are going to people again on our performance. But, at the same time, we will also benefit because the Opposition camp is in disarray,” Chavan told PTI at his residence here.
“The government’s performance in last ten years in the field of social justice, financial aid to farmers, infrastructure development in Mumbai and other urban areas, investment in power sector stand us in good stead,” he added.
Chavan said the Congress was much better placed than Shiv Sena-BJP in terms of rebellion.
“Sada Sarvankar, sitting Sena MLA from Dadar has quit the party and Gajanan Kirtikar may soon follow suit.
–PTI