PM Narendra Modi Reacts to Municipal Election Results
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After the municipal elections voting, the counting took place yesterday. In the Mumbai Municipal Corporation elections, the grand alliance has achieved significant success. The BJP-Shiv Sena grand alliance has won the most seats in 29 municipal corporations. The results of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation elections have been announced, and the BJP has made a strong surge. The grand alliance has triumphed in the municipal elections, and it is seen that the grand alliance has gained power in 24 out of 29 corporations.
The Thackeray-Pawar and Congress have been swept away. The BJP has achieved power on its own in nearly 9 municipal corporations. It is seen that the BJP has won 9 out of 29 municipal corporations on its own. Political circles are reacting to the results of these municipal elections. Against this backdrop, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has tweeted his reaction.
Prime Minister Modi said, "Thank you Maharashtra! The enthusiastic people of the state have blessed the NDA's agenda of public welfare and good governance! The results of various municipal elections show that the NDA's relationship with the people of Maharashtra has strengthened. The experience of our performance and vision for development has resonated with the people. I sincerely express my gratitude to all the people of Maharashtra. This mandate accelerates progress and celebrates the glorious culture associated with the state."
Along with this, he further said, "I am proud of every NDA worker who has tirelessly worked day and night with the people across Maharashtra. While providing information about our alliance's performance, they also highlighted our vision for the future and effectively countered the false allegations of the opposition. My heartfelt wishes to them," said Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Summary
Prime Minister Modi's tweet on municipal election results
NDA's relationship with the people of Maharashtra is stronger
This mandate accelerates progress