However, former Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis immediately rubbished the claims saying, 'No such major policy decision has been taken by him as CM' and termed the allegations as 'false'.
Ramesh Solanki further said that he was leaving on a winning note as the Shiv Sena is in a strong position and will form the government in Maharashtra.
The Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance on Tuesday elected Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray as its leader and Chief Minister candidate in Maharashtra.
Pro Tem Speaker Kalidas Kolambkar administered the oath of office to the newly-elected legislators of different political parties including ex-deputy chief minister and NCP leader Ajit Pawar and Independents.
However, state party leaders say it is not yet clear how the four MLAs landed in Haryana, who took them or when, but all this would be thoroughly enquired by the party.
The NCP and the Congress on Tuesday indicated that they were not in a hurry to form a non-BJP government in Maharashtra as they have to sort out issues among themselves and their allies before extending support to Sena.
The NCP and the Congress were taking it slow as they were cautious of extending their support to ex-BJP ally Shiv Sena.
Sena leaders including party MP Sanjay Raut have pointed that the Governor had given the BJP, the single largest party, three days to indicate its willingness to stake claim and prove its numbers.
The development comes as none of the three parties, whom the Governor had invited to stake claim, showed an intent to form the government within the stipulated time.
On Monday evening, Sonia Gandhi even after holding two crucial meetings with senior party leaders kept the Shiv Sena guessing over the Congress supporting it in Maharashtra to form the government.
