Maharashtra: Devendra Fadnavis’ dialogue, warning to opponents

Maharashtra: As the assembly elections approach, many political developments have gained momentum in the state. All the leaders have started doing padayatras in their respective constituencies. Many leaders of the Mahavikas Aghadi and Mahayuti are visiting various constituencies of the state and holding meetings and gatherings. Election strategy is being made by holding meetings in various constituencies. In this, the ruling party and the opposition are accusing each other. In this background, today the Deputy Chief Minister of the state Devendra Fadnavis performed the Bhoomi Pujan of various development works in the Pandharpur-Mangalvedha assembly constituency of Solapur district. Speaking at this program, Devendra Fadnavis warned the opponents by communicating.

Devendra Fadnavis said, “Whatever Deva Bhau says, he does and whatever he does not say, he definitely does”. His statement is being discussed a lot in the political circles of the state. “I came to campaign for Samadhan Avatade. At that time I had said that you should elect 106 MLAs. The government should do the right programme. So the government did not do the right programme? You gave me the 106th MLA and brought your government, Mahagathbandhan government in Maharashtra under the leadership of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. I had made another promise to you that I will bring water to this constituency through Mangalvedha Upsa Irrigation Scheme.

Devendra Fadnavis said, “Remember, Bhagwan bhai, whoever speaks, he does, and whoever does not speak, he definitely does”. “You voted for Sadhan Awatade and he also voted for you. We started many schemes in the coalition government. However, all these schemes stopped in the intervening 15 years. People say that water cannot reach. However, after our government came, the help of the central government was taken and I will make drought a thing of the past in Solapur Sangli and Satara districts. Today, some talukas in Satara are called drought talukas. But today those talukas are not drought-free. This work has been done in Satara. The same work has been done in Sangli as well. We had built the Sangola Upsa Irrigation Scheme some time ago,” Devendra Fadnis said.