According to Devendra Fadnavis, there is a race among MVA allies for minority group votes

Devendra Fadnavis, a senior BJP leader, claimed on Friday that Maharashtra's three government allies - Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress - are competing for minority group votes. In response to a question about NCP head Sharad Pawar's statements, he said some leaders were attempting to instil fear in minority community members. At the Nagpur airport, the former Maharashtra chief minister spoke to reporters.

 

"There is a competition going on between NCP, Shiv Sena, and Congress to capture the votes of minorities," Fadnavis said in response to a query about Sharad Pawar's claim that the BJP was creating a "poisonous climate" in the country by disseminating "false propaganda" through the film "The Kashmir Files." "I feel the syllabus is just the same as it was before, and experts have introduced modifications in it from time to time," Pawar said when asked about Pawar's alleged statement that the BJP was trying to poison the brains of children by modifying the syllabus. Some leaders, on the other hand, are attempting to instil fear in the minds of minorities in order to get their support.

 

"However, because of the lack of a vehicle shed, this line will not be operational for the next four years. If the Aarey Colony car shed is approved, this line might be operational in as little as nine months. As a result, the government should make every effort to launch this line as soon as possible "he stated

 

 

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