Mumbai, Jan 17 (Reporter) Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole on Wednesday claimed the BJP is staring at defeat in the state in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls and hence trying to lure leaders from other parties as its own survey shows opposition bloc MVA will win over 40 of the 48 seats. In his statement, Patole said that The BJP is in a dire state, and it's time for it to go out of power in both the state and the centre. In the last 10 years, they have been running the government only by giving big slogans, issuing advertisements, and peddling lies. The real face of the BJP has been exposed in front of the people. Patole further said that the ground under the BJP's feet has shifted, they are starting to see defeat, and the big question before them is how to get elected from Maharashtra. Patole said that the BJP has no ideology; its only ideology is to snatch power by doing anything and rob people's hard-earned money by force. They are running a country by selling the country. They are trying to find out how the mass leaders of Congress can come to the BJP. Senior leader and former Chief Minister Sushilkumar Shinde has publicly stated that the BJP had made an offer to him, and he has also made it clear that he will not leave the Congress. This shows how much the BJP has been tempted by power. The BJP has no leaders and no candidates; their party has many leaders from Congress and other parties. The BJP's state president, Chandrashekhar Bawankule, was also in the Youth Congress. When asked about former MP Milind Deora, Patole said that the Deora family has been in Congress for more than 50 years; he has held various positions, became an MP, and became a minister. Despite all this, he did not think that Congress was negative, and now suddenly he feels that. Deora said he joined the Shinde Sena for development, but in reality, he left the Congress, and his personal development stopped. The Congress party and its leadership are positive; the country is first for Congress, he added...////...