Shiv Sena led by Eknath Shinde, the CM of Maharashtra is running the government with the support of the BJP and NCP led by Ajit Pawar. The results in the parliamentary elections were not as good as expected and now the coalition of these three main constituents of the government wants to improve to form the state government again source says. The ground realities are far away from expectations source says. The leaders wanted to put forward some populist schemes to woo the voters source says. The CM wanted to introduce the ‘My Beloved Sisters’ scheme for poor ladies of the state source says. All such beneficiaries get Rs. 1500/- every month. This ambitious scheme was planned for launch with great. fun and fair and all political leaders, and workers were invited to witness and later spread the message amongst all sources. Despite all these arrangements the conspicuous absence of the BJP from the function conveys some different stories source says. NCP was present in its full strength source says. The absence of such an important program indicates that everything is not good between Eknath Shinde and the BJP source. Moreover, the statement of Kadam of Konkan on Ravinder Chavhan, the minister of PWD for poor quality construction of the Goa - Mumbai highways indicates that some serious differences developed between them source says.