Divya Delhi: After two weeks since Assembly poll results put the Mahayuti ahead of the Maha Vikas Aghadi in the 288-seated Assembly, the Maharashtra uncertainty persists. Caretaker Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who has been sick, will return to Thane later. He claimed the BJP will choose the state's next CM, who will have his complete backing, and that Mahayuti partners agree on government formation. Shinde told reporters in his hometown that government formation talks were ongoing and that the three Mahayuti allies—Shiv Sena, BJP, and NCP—would reach an accord. Shinde also stated he visits his area regularly and asked why there was uncertainty when he clarified his CM position last week. Shinde told reporters in his hometown that government formation talks were ongoing and that the three Mahayuti allies—Shiv Sena, BJP, and NCP—would reach an accord. Shinde also stated he visits his area regularly and asked why there was uncertainty when he clarified his CM position last week. His family doctor, RM Parte, diagnosed Shinde with a fever and throat infection. “He was medicated and put on IV. He'll feel better in 2 days. Dr. Parte indicated he was leaving for Mumbai. Eknath Shinde returned to his hometown of Dare in Satara, amid rumors that he was displeased with the new leadership. Doctors examined him when he had a high temperature. Shinde is returning to Mumbai a day after Maharashtra BJP head Chandrashekhar Bawankule declared that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the new government's swearing-in ceremony at 5 pm on December 5 in Azad Maidan. And NCP chairman Ajit Pawar claimed the next chief minister will be a BJP member with two deputies. The last Mahayuti government, led by Shinde with deputies Fadnavis and Pawar, followed the same formula. Shinde will make a "major decision" by evening, according to Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat. I think Eknath Shinde goes to his hometown to ponder.