Deputy CM Fadnavis Vows Pune’s All-Round Development at Muralidhar Mohol’s Campaign
Pune: Yesterday, a public meeting was organised in the Baner and Parvati areas of Pune under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for the campaign of Mahayuti BJP candidate Muralidhar Mohol for the Pune Lok Sabha Constituency. At that time, Fadnavis assured Punekar’s to bring more projects to the city and to transform the city for the betterment of the people.
He was speaking at a campaign meeting for Murlidhar Mohol, the BJP candidate for the Pune Lok Sabha constituency. In this meeting, Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil, Rajya Sabha MP Medha Kulkarni, MLA Madhuri Misal, BJP city president Dheeraj Ghate, BJP leader Harshvardhan Patil, Ganesh Bidkar, and former office bearers of the BJP were present in large numbers.
Addressing the people, Deputy CM Fadnavis said, “In the last ten years, the country has progressed in all fields under the able leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In these ten years, bridges and roads have been built in Pune city. Road transport services such as metro and electric buses came to the city. Pune received the most electric buses. Due to this, the pollution has reduced, and the journey of the citizens of Pune has become more comfortable. All this has become possible because of Narendra Modi.”
While criticising India Aghadi, Devendra Fadnavis further said, “Narendra Modi is a man of development. He has the support of Mahayuti’s 18 parties. Whereas Rahul Gandhi has a Khichadi of 24 parties. They do not have a prime ministerial candidate.” Fadnavis also lambasted the opposition, saying that opposition parties will play musical chairs for the post of Prime Minister if they come into power.
Fadnavis said that this election is to choose the leader of 140 crore people. “The opposition could not provide an alternative to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Narendra Modi is doing Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas. There is room for family members in the engine of the opposition, and there is room for the common man in the engine of Narendra Modi,” criticised Fadnavis.