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Netas prefer personal touch over online campaigning
Updated On: 04 April, 2014 03:11 AM IST | | Priyankka Deshpande
<p>Candidates choose padayatras and door-to-door visits as part of their strategy over tech-savvy methods to connect with voters</p>

Bonding with them: BJP Lok Sabha candidate Anil Shirole (extreme right) went to Sinhagad Fort on Sunday and interacted with trekkers. Pic/Mohan Patil
Using social networking sites as a campaign tool is a new age way to reach out to the voters, but politicians from major political parties in the city — BJP, Congress, MNS, and AAP still prefer to go the conventional way with padayatras and door-to-door meets.
Bonding with them: BJP Lok Sabha candidate Anil Shirole (extreme right) went to Sinhagad Fort on Sunday and interacted with trekkers. Pic/Mohan Patil
It's only a matter of time before the city goes to polls and a huge decision of electing a government lies on the shoulders of 65 lakh Pune voters.
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