Maharashtra Election Face-off: Promises and Accusations Fly

Ahead of Maharashtra assembly polls, political tensions escalate as Shiv Sena's Anand Dubey criticizes Amit Shah's promises, dubbing them 'jumlebaazi'. Meanwhile, the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) pledges transformative guarantees for the state, countering BJP's accusations of corruption and appeasement in their manifesto.

In the heat of the Maharashtra assembly elections, Shiv Sena leader Anand Dubey launched a scathing attack on Union Home Minister Amit Shah, accusing him of making 'false promises' as the polls approach. Dubey insisted that the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is committed to a 100-day transformation of the state's political landscape.

Dubey challenged Shah's credibility, questioning whether the MVA's financial support proposals for women and farmers constituted fraud. He recalled past unmet promises from the BJP, such as economic prosperity and widespread employment, contrasting them with the MVA's written commitments and manifesto pledges.

The ongoing political drama saw Amit Shah countering these claims, denouncing the MVA's assurances as promises of 'lies, corruption, and appeasement.' As both alliances gear up for the November elections, MVA has rolled out ambitious plans for women, farmers, and unemployment relief, striving to sway votes against the ruling Mahayuti coalition.

(With inputs from agencies.)