Ajit Pawar's Jansanvad Yatra: NCP's Road to Maharashtra Assembly Polls

In the wake of a defeat in the Lok Sabha elections, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar launches the 'Jansanvad Yatra' to bolster support for the upcoming Maharashtra assembly polls. The program seeks to highlight welfare initiatives and aims to traverse all 288 constituencies, focusing on farmers, women, and youths.

In a strategic move following a setback in the Lok Sabha elections, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar is spearheading the 'Jansanvad Yatra' to galvanize support for the forthcoming Maharashtra assembly polls. The outreach program, announced by NCP Maharashtra unit president Sunil Tatkare, will kick off in Nashik.

Addressing party workers, Tatkare lauded Pawar's efforts in initiating welfare projects worth Rs 1 lakh crore. He stressed the significance of these schemes for women, youths, and farmers, attributing them to Pawar's effective political acumen developed over 35 years.

Tatkare also touched on the NCP's internal dynamics and external coalition strategies for the upcoming elections, particularly underlining the importance of the 'Mukhyamantri Mazi Ladki Bahin Yojana,' a scheme designed to financially support women aged 21-65.

(With inputs from agencies.)