OBCs and Nomadic Tribes Stake Claim in Ausa Assembly Constituency

OBCs and nomadic tribes in Maharashtra's Latur district have resolved to field a candidate in the Ausa assembly constituency. During a meeting chaired by Haribhau Gaikwad, the communities emphasized their majority population in the region as the basis for their electoral bid, planning similar strategies for other constituencies.

In a significant political move, members of OBCs and nomadic tribes resolved on Sunday to stake a claim in the Ausa assembly constituency in Maharashtra's Latur district by fielding a candidate in the upcoming elections.

The meeting, presided over by Haribhau Gaikwad, state president of Bhatkya Vimukt Sanghatna, witnessed robust participation from several backward classes and tribal community members.

A resolution to contest from the Ausa seat was adopted, given that 75 to 80 percent of the constituency's population comprises OBCs and nomadic tribes. Similar strategies will be explored for the remaining five constituencies in Latur district, with the seat currently represented by BJP MLA Abhimanyu Pawar.

(With inputs from agencies.)