Sharad Pawar's big statement, 'You gave us 31 out of 48 seats...'
The round of allegations and counter-allegations continues among the leaders to ensure their victory in the electoral battle of Maharashtra. Meanwhile, ncp (SP) chief sharad pawar on monday (November 11) said that a change in government is necessary to improve the condition of the people in Maharashtra. He said that the 'India' alliance foiled PM narendra Modi's plan to change the Constitution in the lok sabha elections.
Addressing an election rally in Parola in Jalgaon district in support of the maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), sharad pawar said, "You gave us 31 out of 48 (Lok Sabha) seats in maharashtra and Modi could not commit the sin of changing the Constitution. Modi had to form the government with the help of chandrababu naidu (who heads the TDP) and nitish kumar (JD-U chief)." He urged the people to vote for MVA candidates in next week's elections.
maharashtra needs change badly - Sharad Pawar
Taking aim at the Mahayuti government of Shiv Sena-BJP and ajit pawar faction in maharashtra, ncp (SP) supremo sharad pawar said that if the condition of farmers, women and youth is to be improved, then there is a dire need for change in the state. We have joined hands for the betterment but bringing about change is not the job of a single person.
Cornered Mahayuti on farmers' suicide and unemployment
He raised the issues of farmers' suicide, atrocities against women, rising unemployment and said that a change in the government is necessary to ensure better living conditions. He alleged that school-going girls were tortured in Badlapur. How many examples of atrocities on women should I give? Instead of providing security to women, they announced that we will give money to our dear sisters (Ladki sister) MVA's star campaigner sharad pawar further said, "We are not against the Ladki sister scheme targeted at poor women. You have given them money, but what is the condition of your dear sisters? According to data shared by the central government, 9,000 girls have gone missing.