Devendra Fadnavis's big statement after nomination!
maharashtra deputy chief minister devendra fadnavis has reacted to Nana Patole's statement on the issue of reservation. He said that congress has always been against reservation. But, as long as bjp is there, no one can touch reservation. devendra fadnavis said this after filing nomination from nagpur South West. He also took out a rally here, during which nitin gadkari was present with him.
devendra fadnavis said, "Nana Patole is a staunch rahul gandhi devotee. Nana Patole has fully supported what rahul gandhi said against reservation abroad. congress has always been against Babasaheb and reservation. Jawaharlal Nehru, indira gandhi and rajiv gandhi had put forth their views, rahul gandhi is also putting forth the same views after going abroad, his followers are also saying the same thing, but no one can touch reservation, as long as there is a constitution in india and bjp is there.'' Actually, bjp has raised the issue of reservation regarding a statement of Nana Patole regarding maharashtra elections. In a program, Nana Patole had said that what rahul gandhi said, now if you have the video then show it, he said that when we all will be on equality, then we will think about it, what is wrong in this.
fadnavis expressed confidence of victory
On the other hand, fadnavis said about the election, "I thank bjp, our supreme leader PM narendra Modi, amit shah, jp nadda and nitin gadkari for giving me the assembly ticket, the way I have had the blessings of the people five times, I will get it for the sixth time too. There is a Mahayuti government led by Shinde. I am confident that with the blessings of the people, the Mahayuti government will be formed once again. Due to the work that we have done, we will get the mandate once again.'' On the question of how many seats has the bjp set as its target to win, devendra fadnavis said, ''There is only one target, the speed of development that we have given to maharashtra, the target is to bring back the Mahayuti government to continue the progress that maharashtra has made.''