Maharashtra's Mega Infrastructure Push Amid Election Campaigning
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde emphasized infrastructure development in Palghar during election campaigning. Key projects include the Vadhvan Port and Mumbai Sea Link extensions. Shinde addressed opposition threats and reassured local fishermen of project benefits. He praised party candidates and criticized opposition for stalling state development.
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, while campaigning for Mahayuti candidates, highlighted the state's commitment to infrastructure development in the coastal Palghar district.
Shinde spoke at rallies supporting candidates Rajendra Gavit and Vilas Tare, detailing significant projects like the Vadhvan Port and extensions to the Mumbai Sea Link, despite opposition from some fishermen.
Shinde also condemned opposition threats to his welfare schemes and praised candidates' experience, accusing rivals of hindering state progress during their tenure.
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