Mota Bhai trends on Twitter after Fadnavis-Ajit Pawar take oath

The month-long political impasse in Maharashtra ended dramatically on Saturday with Devendra Fadnavis returning as the chief minister, backed by the Sharad Pawar-led NCP. NCP's Ajit Pawar was sworn-in as the deputy chief minister. Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari administered the oath at the Raj Bhavan here at around 7.30 am.

Since then 'Mota Bhai' is trending on Twitter. After this news broke out, Twitter has flooded with miscellaneous reactions. BJP supporters are congratulating Devendra Fadnavis for his second term. While many people applaud Amit Shah for his ‘Chanakya Niti’.

Here's what Twitterati had to say:

Don't underestimate Mota bhai 🤣🤣🤣 #MaharashtraGovtFormation pic.twitter.com/Jxt4e6eWwP
— Kalyan 🇮🇳 (@KalyanPanwar) November 23, 2019

Overnight Surgical Strike in Maharashtra politics

Uddav Thackeray had slept wearing safari to take oath

Before he could even wake up, Devendra Fadnavis became the chief minister

You all heard Modi hai toh mumkin hai

But

Mota bhai hai toh Sab kuch mumkin hai
— Mahesh Vikram Hegde (@mvmeet) November 23, 2019

Sharad Pawar Finally Outsmarted the 'Chanakya' of Politics they said.

Seems like they don't know mota bhai 🤣 pic.twitter.com/rf62y8oTRf
— Marula Siddesh (@ThisIsSiddesh) November 23, 2019

#MaharashtraPolitics #devendra4maharashtra

Amit Shah, The Chankya delivers what he promised pre elections,

With #DevendraFadnavis as CM and #AjitPawar as Deputy CM, Checkmate to Sanjay Raut & #ShivaSena by Mota Bhai, MasterStroke!#MaharashtraGovtFormation #MahaKhichdiSarkar pic.twitter.com/Uxe9FAsXSw
— Geetika Swami (@SwamiGeetika) November 23, 2019

Everyone is Politician until the real Politician arrives....

This the Power of Wait & Watch. #Motabhai #MaharashtraPolitics pic.twitter.com/AyuPfUa5QB
— Bejod Joda (@bejodjoda) November 23, 2019

Maharashtra plunged into a political crisis when no party or alliance could form a government even 18 days after the declaration of the Assembly poll results, following which the President's rule was imposed in the state on November 12.