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– 69.8% people do not prefer BJP
– 83.8% people do not prefer Shinde Sena
– These numbers show that 153.6% of the people of Maharashtra do not trust BJP and Shinde Sena to develop the state
Moreover as per surveys done for the CM’s position:
– 73.9% people do not desire Eknath Shinde as the CM
– 76.8% people do not want Fadanvis as the next CM
– Thus it is undeniable proof that 150.7% people of Maharashtra do not want the alliance of the BJP Shinde Sena for the States leadership.
DISCLAIMER: These figures are based on Sena’s own survey as per their newspaper advertisement. The same kind of mathematics that they have used in their advt has been used here too.
PS: For uninitiated, in the newspaper advertisement, Shinde Sena has claimed that according to the election surveys,
– 30.2% of citizens of Maharashtra prefer Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while
– 16.2% of citizens of Maharashtra prefer the Shiv Sena (led by Eknath Shinde).
These numbers show that a total of 46.4% people of Maharashtra trust the BJP & Eknath Shinde led Shiv Sena alliance for the development of the state, claims the advertisement.
Shinde Sena also claimed that as per the surveys done for the Chief Minister’s position,
– 26.1% of the people in Maharashtra desire Shri Eknath Shinde and
– 23.2% of the people wish to see Shri Devendra Fadnavis as the next Chief Minister.
Thus, it’s an undeniable proof that 49.3% of the people in Maharashtra wish to see a strong alliance between BJP & Shiv Sena for their state’s leadership, further states the advertisement. 
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