Dhule: Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off his campaign for the Maharashtra state assembly elections from Dhule on Friday. Speaking on this occasion, PM Modi took a jibe at the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), saying that the MVA alliance partners are already engaged in an infighting for sitting in the driver seat (CM chair).
The prime minister described MVA as a vehicle without brakes and wheels, further asserting that only the BJP-led Mahayuti government will be able to make sure that there will be faster development in the state. The Mahayuti Alliance candidates as well as Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis were present on the stage.
PM Modi slammed the NC-Congress alliance in Jammu and Kashmir for proposing to restore Article 370. The prime minister said that after seventy five years of independence, the BJP-led government at the Centre upheld the Constitution by removing Article 370, giving rights to the Dalits and the underprivileged. But now, Congress and its allies have again proposed to bring back Article 370 there, he said.
PM Modi accused the Congress of following a double policy of trampling the constitution in Kashmir while chanting the greatness of the same in the Maharashtra election campaign. He appealed to the people to show the Congress leaders their true place once again.
The prime minister held a meeting at Khandesh Goshala Maidan in the city at 12 noon to campaign for the candidates of Mahayuti alliance in Malegaon Outer Constituency including Dhule City, Shindkheda, Shirpur, Sakri. Dhule city candidate Anup Aggarwal along with those of other constituencies and party office bearers were present.