Battle Lines Drawn: High-Stakes Clash in Maharashtra Assembly Election

Aditya Thackeray of Shiv Sena (UBT) emphasizes the fight for Maharashtra's development, criticizing the state's current government for prioritizing power over constitutional values. As elections loom, Thackeray highlights issues affecting farmers and youth, while facing a spirited contest against Mahayuti's Milind Deora in the Worli constituency.

The upcoming Maharashtra Assembly election is set to be a decisive contest, as Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate from Worli, Aditya Thackeray, underscored the stakes involved on Saturday. Thackeray declared that the election centers on the development of the people, not familial interests, as he aims to address key issues facing the state.

Speaking with ANI, Thackeray criticized the current administration, alleging a lack of municipal elections for the last two years in Maharashtra. He accused the ruling government of being unconstitutional, expressing a commitment to restoring democratic processes and focusing on the welfare of farmers and youth.

Worli's constituency will witness a high-profile contest between Thackeray and Mahayuti candidate Milind Deora. Thackeray highlighted past achievements under Uddhav Thackeray's leadership and criticized the central government for mismanagement. The election, scheduled for November 20, will see votes counted on November 23, amidst a politically charged atmosphere.

(With inputs from agencies.)