Maharashtra Polls: Goyal Urges Voters to Choose Progress Over Religious Divisions

As Maharashtra gears up for assembly elections, Piyush Goyal urged voters to prioritize progress over religious divisions. He criticized the Congress for failing to meet pre-election promises and defended the Mahayuti alliance as committed to inclusive development. Goyal emphasized respecting individual voting rights free from religious bias.

As the Maharashtra assembly elections approach on November 20, Union Minister Piyush Goyal has called on voters to focus on progress rather than religious divisions. He accused the Congress party of neglecting pre-election promises and expressed confidence in the BJP-led Mahayuti coalition's commitment to development and inclusivity.

Goyal criticized the Congress and the Uddhav Thackeray faction for allegedly spreading fear and misinformation, emphasizing the importance of voting decisions being free from religious bias. He highlighted the Mahayuti's dedication to unity and progress, urging the electorate to rise above divides for the betterment of Maharashtra.

The minister also addressed criticisms against Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, advocating for the freedom of choice in personal matters. The campaign for the Maharashtra elections has intensified, with prominent leaders like PM Modi and Amit Shah rallying support for the Mahayuti's vision of growth and harmony.

(With inputs from agencies.)