Uddhav Thackeray made 5 promises to the public
In Maharashtra the bugle has sounded for the assembly elections. Voting for the elections will take place on November 20 and the election results will be announced on November 23. In this regard, Shiv Sena UBT chief Uddhav Thackeray made five major election promises to the public during the election campaign on Wednesday. During this, he said that the state government will make arrangements for free education for girl students of the state. Apart from this, he promised to recruit police officers, cancel the Adani project in Mumbai, give MSP to farmers and stabilize prices of essential commodities.
5 promises of Uddhav Thackeray
1. State students receive free education from the government. However, if Mahavikas Aghadi comes to power in the state, the children and students of the state will also be provided free education. Both the son and the daughter are pillars of the family. Therefore, along with daughters, sons should also receive free education in public schools.
2. Women often do not know where to file their complaint when they go to the police station. In view of this, women police officers will be recruited if the MVA comes to power in the state. A police station will be established, staffed with female police personnel and with women officers in senior positions.
3. Promise to cancel the Adani project in Mumbai and hand over houses to the residents of Dharavi along with the industry. People from rural areas should come to Mumbai. Thackeray told the people of Kolhapur: Mumbai is yours, it belongs to the Marathi man. Marathi man has saved Mumbai by shedding blood, therefore you have right over Mumbai. Thackeray said, “If we come to power in the coming days, we will provide affordable houses to the sons of the soil of Maharashtra in Dharavi and Mumbai areas.”
4. If MVA comes to power, the MSP will be given to the farmers of the state. If our government had not fallen, farmers would already be debt-free. But when we come back to power, we will give MSP to agricultural produce.
5. During our government, the prices of five basic products remained stable. Now, when we come back to power, there will be no change in prices of essential commodities in Maharashtra for the next five years and we will keep them stable. Our government will keep the prices of basic products such as pulses, rice, sugar and oil stable.
