AIMIM's Civic Poll Triumph: Owaisi's Campaign Strategy Shines

Asaduddin Owaisi's intensive door-to-door campaign strategy greatly contributed to AIMIM's success in Maharashtra's civic elections, with the party winning 114 seats. Owaisi's engagement with local civic issues and his ability to unite the party amid internal challenges were crucial to their electoral gains.

Asaduddin Owaisi's dedicated grassroots campaigning has yielded a significant victory for the All India Majlis E Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) in the Maharashtra civic elections, where the party secured 114 seats. Leader Shareque Naqshbandi credited the success to Owaisi's effective door-to-door strategy and his focus on local issues.

The AIMIM achieved notable wins across Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Malegaon, Amravati, and several other regions, overcoming internal challenges and external opposition. Owaisi's rallies in key areas and his attention to civic grievances resonated with voters, turning narrow pre-election setbacks into substantial victories.

Naqshbandi emphasized Owaisi's influence in quelling dissent within the party ranks, noting his personal efforts in reconciling with disgruntled leaders. This strategic approach, coupled with divisions among opposition parties, helped consolidate AIMIM's position in the elections. These efforts marked a robust comeback, with AIMIM making significant political inroads from Mumbai to Chandrapur.

(With inputs from agencies.)