Electoral Face-off: MVA's Bold Manifesto Sparks Heated Debate in Maharashtra

Senior Congress leader TS Singh Deo endorsed the MVA's manifesto for Maharashtra elections, touting it as beneficial for the state's overall development. Criticizing Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks, Singh Deo emphasized inclusivity. The MVA coalition aims to challenge the ruling Mahayuti alliance in the upcoming assembly elections.

Senior Congress leader TS Singh Deo has praised the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) coalition for its compelling manifesto ahead of the Maharashtra assembly elections. He believes it serves the best interests of Maharashtra's citizens and promises holistic development, particularly focusing on socio-economic measures for marginalized communities.

In a sharp rebuttal, Singh Deo criticized Union Home Minister Amit Shah for dismissing the manifesto. Shah's comments, suggesting the guarantees are an appeasement strategy, were labeled by Singh Deo as divisive and insecure. He urged unity, stating Congress's commitment to inclusivity in its policies.

The Maharashtra assembly elections, slated for November 20 with results on November 23, present a battleground between the opposition MVA coalition and the incumbent Mahayuti alliance. The opposition is set on challenging the current dominance of the BJP and its allies, amid pointed exchanges on campaign promises and governance.

(With inputs from agencies.)