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All roads lead to Gadchiroli, but there are none inside it
Updated On: 09 April, 2019 07:36 AM IST | Gadchiroli | Vinod Kumar Menon
Gadchiroli villagers claim that none of the five candidates contesting the upcoming Lok Sabha elections have campaigned in the remote pockets of the district.

The anti-naxalite messages posted by the district authorities along the state highway on the outskirts of Gadchiroli
With elections barely two days away in Gadchiroli, villagers in the naxal-hit district speak of below average 'vikas' in most of their remote villages. Locals' plea for proper roads has fallen on deaf ears time and again.
With the district voting in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections on April 11, the naxals' call for boycotting elections might make it an even tougher fight for the sitting MP Ashok Nete (BJP) and Congress candidate Dr. Namdeo Usendi to secure a decent number of votes here. Villagers claim that none of the five candidates contesting the upcoming elections have campaigned in the remote pockets of the district.

