Scindia Labels Maharashtra Elections a Battle of Governance vs. Corruption

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia describes the Maharashtra assembly election as a fight between development-driven governance and the opposition's alleged corruption. Campaigning in Nanded, he emphasizes unity, progress, and the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance's pro-farmer and pro-development agenda, contrasting it with the opposition's perceived failures.

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has characterized the Maharashtra assembly election as a decisive battle between the Mahayuti government's focus on development and governance, and the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi's alleged policy of destruction and corruption.

Aligning with top BJP leaders' campaign slogans, Scindia advocates for unity to achieve national progress. Campaigning in Nanded, he supported BJP candidates, underlining the need for a double-engine government in Maharashtra. He cited India's economic advances and cultural influence as evidence of the current leadership's impact.

Addressing allegations against opposition leaders, Scindia highlighted the Mahayuti's pro-development record, emphasizing support to farmers and women. He expressed concern over farmers' suicides and stressed ongoing projects to aid their welfare. Asserting readiness for governance, he criticized the opposition for inaction during previous terms.

(With inputs from agencies.)