Harmony in Maharashtra: A Political Tradition Unseen Elsewhere

Union minister Nitin Gadkari highlighted Maharashtra's unique tradition of maintaining amiable relations between opposition and ruling parties, unlike other states. Speaking at a book launch on the centenary of the Maharashtra Legislative Council, Gadkari remembered past chief ministers who fostered this harmony, which he claimed still exists today.

In a speech that highlighted Maharashtra's unique political climate, Union minister Nitin Gadkari emphasized the state's longstanding tradition of harmonious relations among political parties. He spoke at a book launch commemorating the 100-year history of the Maharashtra Legislative Council.

Gadkari praised former chief ministers like Yashwantrao Chavan and Sharad Pawar for setting an example of fostering amicable ties among parties, an approach that continues to thrive in Maharashtra despite differing ideologies.

Recalling his own days as a student visiting the state legislature, Gadkari applauded the book compiling the council's century-long history as a valuable resource for researchers and the current generation.

(With inputs from agencies.)