Shiv Sena has released its manifesto regarding Maharashtra assembly elections. It is worth mentioning that earlier BJP and Shiv Sena were going to issue a declaration together, but due to non-agreement on some subjects, both parties will issue separate manifesto. After this, it was decided on Friday that on Saturday the Shiv Sena will issue its manifesto alone.
Initially BJP and Shiv Sena were planning to issue a joint manifesto together, but due to lack of mutual agreement on many subjects, both parties agreed to issue separate manifesto. According to the information received, there was no Mutual agreement between the two parties regarding the Aarey Colony case and the Nanaar Refinery. On the other hand, Shiv Sena was trying to include populist promises like a plate for ten rupees and treatment for one rupee in its manifesto.
On Friday, the Aam Aadmi Party also released its manifesto regarding the Maharashtra assembly elections. This party led by Arvind Kejriwal will contest 24 seats in Maharashtra. The Aam Aadmi Party, through its manifesto, has described Maharashtra as a failed state and has asked to implement the model of Delhi to solve the problems here.
Significantly, the stirring of electoral in Maharashtra is quite fast. On Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also addressed an election rally at Chikhali in Buldhana and targeted the opposition parties fiercely. Taking a dig at the Congress, Shah said that the NCP-Congress government had looted the state for 15 years. The Congress did injustice to Vidarbha, while the BJP developed it. Congressmen say what is meant by Maharashtra by removing Article 370 in Kashmir, while the people of the whole country want that Kashmir should never be away from it and remain a part of it forever.
