Mumbai: The political parties tussle in Maharashtra came to amicable solution to form the Government very shortly. The Siva Sena, NCP and Congress came to an understanding to form a coalition Government in Maharashtra at the end of November or 1^st week of December.

   The Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi gave green signal to NCP Chief Sharad Pawar to form the Government with Shiv Sena. As per the sources, the Siva Sena and NCP will share the Chief Ministers tenure each two and half years and two Deputy Chief Minister posts to NCP and Congress. The remaining portfolios will be allocated as per their proportionate of their members in the Assembly. The NCP and Congress leaders held a meeting on Wednesday in Sharad Pawar residence.

   The Congress represent also met Uddhav Thackeray the Siva Sena Chief and discussed the further course of action. In Maharashtra Assembly there are 288 seats. BJP secured 105, Siva Sena 56 seats, NCP 54 seats and Congress 44 seats. These three parties come together 154 seats, which is a magic figure which is to form a Government in Assembly is 145.