I want to start with you. Do Mr Power has clarified why? Still, there is so much confusion as far as his stand and role is concerned. Is it a typical power play keeping everybody on 10 at the last moment? Or are we reading too much into it? Look, you know, I was thinking if there was a quiz last quiz and the question was, Who's the figure who can keep everyone guessing most effectively? The answer would be, but if you look at it, here is a man whose party has broken and split. The larger chunk is already gone to the B JP. His nephew has become the deputy chief minister. There is buzzed that he will be made the chief minister at the appropriate moment. And she should be fighting with his back to the wall. But here he is. Nobody knows the B. GP doesn't know what he's going to do. The MB A doesn't know what he's going to do. The B JP is happy because, you know, suddenly the the NBA doesn't look like one man solidly going for unity to face them in the next election. And you're right 48 C is the second largest state in the country, very, very important for the opposition. The end. India is happy that you know it. Not Shinde is on 10. They don't know what's going to happen with be brought to Delhi. If there's a cabinet with shut, they were cleared for a power there when that will happen. So you know, confusion is the name of the game, and he's playing it beautifully as he, you know, with us back to the world. This is a typical way to fight back. And the BP is not going to, uh, you know, initiate cases or your cases. In this kind of scenario, you don't know who's coming there going where? So I think he will keep it going like this. My guess is to the by election and guess the extent of the sympathy for him at the ground level and also whether his organisational structure is up to the mark. Uh, I think he he will give it a little more time before he makes up his mind. So he might. He might be playing a very, very, you know, cautious a book, a play that is a trademark
