Maharashtra assembly elections 2024: BJP delivers on its promises, Oppn's vision limited to their families, says Uttarakhand CM Dhami in Mumbai rally

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modiled governments achievements as he campaigned for BJP and the ruling alliance in the runup to the Maharashtra assembly elections 2024 on Sunday reported news agency ANICM Dhami campaigned for BJP leader and Mahayuti candidate from Mumbais Bandra West Assembly constituency Ashish Shelar and addressed an election rallyAddressing the rally CM Dhami praised PM Modis leadership pointing out major development projects across Maharashtra and Uttarakhand such as a national highway network and the MumbaiDelhi Expressway which is under constructionIn Maharashtra more than 50 lakh people have benefited from the Ujjwala scheme and the Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana has changed lives Roads reach even the border areas in Uttarakhand and connect our four dhams an official release said quoting the Chief Minister reported ANIUnderlining the Central Governments progress he also pointed to projects like the Mumbai Coastal Road and Indias longest sea bridge connecting Mumbai and Navi Mumbai which have enhanced travel and infrastructure on the western coastThe BJP delivers on its promises Historic changes like the removal of Article 370 the end of triple talaq 33 per cent reservation for women and the construction of the Ram Temple are proof he outlined reported ANISlamming the opposition parties Dhami contrasted the BJPs development focus with what he called the corruption appeasement and nepotism of Congress and the opposition alliance in Maharashtra Maha Vikas Aghadi reported ANIThe oppositions vision is limited to their own families they have looted and betrayed the people of Maharashtra he said further accusing opposition leaders of halting development and encouraging corruptionCongress and NCP leaders talk about bringing back Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir but the people of Maharashtra will teach them a lesson by giving a huge majority to the BJP in the elections he said as quoted in the release reported ANIIn the upcoming elections the people of Maharashtra will teach such opposition parties a lesson and will make BJP candidates win with a huge majority the release added quoting Dhami reported ANIDuring the rally CM Dhami also highlighted the importance of the Uttarakhand communitys support in the state elections He acknowledged the Uttarakhand communitys role in Maharashtras electoral landscapeThe silver jubilee year of our state has begun and it is a matter of pride to see so many women in traditional Pahadi dress the official release quoting Dhami said reported ANIThe Chief Minister urged all present to pledge their support for Ashish Shelar in the upcoming November 20 election To help Uttarakhand residents reach Mumbai for the elections he noted that trains are being operated from different parts of UttarakhandDhami praised Shelars genuine support for the Uttarakhand community in MaharashtraAshish Shelar cares for every Uttarakhandi from the heart All Uttarakhandis are as members of his family he said reported ANIHighlighting the contributions of Uttarakhand natives in Maharashtra Dhami encouraged community members to spread awareness for Shelars campaignPeople of Uttarakhand have an important role in Maharashtras elections We must go door to door talk to voters and urge them to vote for the BJP the release quoted Dhami saying reported ANIThe Maharashtra assembly elections 2024 are scheduled for November 20 with votes for all 288 constituencies to be counted on November 23The opposition MVA coalition comprising Congress Shiv Sena UBT and the Nationalist Congress Party SCP seeks to reclaim power in the state challenging the Mahayuti alliance which includes Eknath Shindeled Shiv Sena the Bharatiya Janata Party BJP and Ajit Pawarled NCPIn the 2019 Maharashtra assembly elections the BJP won 105 seats Shiv Sena secured 56 and Congress 44 In 2014 the BJP won 122 seats Shiv Sena 63 and Congress 42With inputs from ANI