
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has dismissed speculation that he is moving to national politics after his visit to Delhi. Speaking to reporters after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Fadnavis said he…
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has dismissed speculation that he is moving to national politics after his visit to Delhi. Speaking to reporters after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Fadnavis said he was in the capital to discuss the state's development projects, including infrastructure, industrial growth, and pending approvals.

rediff.com reports that Fadnavis said, 'Whether I am in Delhi or Mumbai, people keep speculating. I feel many have nothing else to do, so they enjoy discussing me.' He added that the people of Maharashtra and PM Modi have entrusted him with the state's responsibility, which he will continue to fulfil.
news.abplive.com reports that Fadnavis reaffirmed his commitment as Chief Minister. When asked about the BJP's new national team, Fadnavis said he had not seen it yet but was happy if someone from Maharashtra was included. He said he would review the team and comment later.
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