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With hopes of wooing voters, parties release songs with local flavour
Updated On: 03 April, 2014 03:45 AM IST | | Priyankka Deshpande
Some party workers said the songs released on the national level might not appeal to their voters; hence, they are releasing songs, dealing with local issues

Political merchandise: Badges and flags of different political parties on display at Murudkar Zendewale in Kasba Peth. Pic/Mohan Patil
With Pune going to the polls just a fortnight from today, political parties are doing all they can to woo their voters: speeches, rallies, campaigns, treks and some have even taken to song. And instead of songs focusing on national issues, parties are opting for songs with a local flavour to impress voters.
Political merchandise: Badges and flags of different political parties on display at Murudkar Zendewale in Kasba Peth. Pic/Mohan Patil
Anil Shirole, BJP's candidate from Pune, has a song written for him, which will be played during his rallies. The song 'Anil Shirole aata nivdun yenar (Anil Shirole will win)' was worked on under the leadership of party worker Mandar Ghate.


