
Only two days are left for the Maharashtra elections. Voting is to be held in the state on November 20. After this, the results of the elections will be announced on November 23.
Today, the campaign before the Maharashtra Assembly elections will end. Rahul Gandhi is campaigning in Maharashtra today. During this, while talking to the media, Rahul Gandhi targeted Adani and PM Modi.
'Told the meaning of Ek Hain To Safe Hain'
Rahul Gandhi, while targeting PM Modi and Adani, said, "PM Modi has given the election slogan. He has said that if there is one, then he is safe. By this, he means only one person." During this, he also showed posters of PM Modi and Adani.
The government was cornered on the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) issue.
He targeted PM Modi on the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) issue and said, "The BJP wants to give Dharavi's land to only one person. That is why it is bringing this project. The BJP is trying to destroy the small industries present here. They want to give everything in the hands of one person."
Regarding the development of Dharavi, he said, "We have a plan for the development of Dharavi. We will make a plan keeping in mind the people here. We will not make any plan at the behest of any one person. There is also the issue of flood here. We will have to work on that as well."
'People of Maharashtra are being deprived of their jobs'
Attacking the central government and the Mahayuti on the issue of employment, he said, "BJP is trying to divert attention in this election. But we will not let this happen. They are saying that during the time of the Maha Aghadi government, many big projects have gone out of here, but during their time, 7 projects have gone to different states. Most of these projects have gone to Gujarat."
He further said, "The government is playing with the future of the youth here. They do not want to talk about jobs. The youth of Maharashtra will have to think about this."
Women will get Rs 3000
Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said, "Maharashtra election is an election of ideologies and an election between 1-2 billionaires and the poor. The billionaires want the land of Mumbai to go into their hands. It is estimated that Rs 1 lakh crore will be given to 1 billionaire."
He further said, "Our thinking is that the farmers, poor, unemployed, youth of Maharashtra need help. We will deposit Rs 3,000 in the bank account of every woman, there will be free bus travel for women, farmers' loans up to Rs 3 lakh will be waived, and Rs 7,000 per quintal for soybeans. The caste census which we are conducting in Telangana, Karnataka, we will also conduct it in Maharashtra."
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