Maharashtra Elections: Modi and Shinde Highlight Development Amid Opposition Criticism

Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Shinde emphasize ongoing development projects while countering opposition's allegations ahead of the November 20 assembly elections.

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde underscores the revival of key infrastructure projects in Maharashtra, positioning them as central to his election campaign.
Prime Minister Modi accuses the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi of stalling development and engaging in corruption, urging voters to support the BJP-led coalition.
Modi claims the Congress aims to divide tribal communities, warning that their unity is crucial for maintaining their identity and strength.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh defends Rahul Gandhi against BJP's accusations, asserting that investments are being shifted from Maharashtra to Gujarat.
The BJP and its allies focus on welfare schemes like the Ladki Behin Yojana to garner support, emphasizing their commitment to development and social welfare.