Mumbai: Even though there is little clarity about environmental boundaries and alliances, NCP has hit the land that runs for the BMC selection.
NCP has started its outreach campaign by filtering the popular film ‘Jai Bhim’ and arranging sports tournaments in the city.
NCP recently filtered Jai Bhim for residents in Ghatkopar.
Playback was led by the Housing Minister Jitendra Awhad.
This film draws a crowd and will be taken, the leaders said.
The Tamil film, nicknamed in Hindi and other tongues, is one of the most popular in 2021.
“Screening received a very good response.
This film tells the story of oppression against Dalit and the tribe, who is under the caste pyramid.
This film has a message Good social and we decided to filter it.
We have taken all the necessary permissions and will filter films in other areas also in this area, “said NCP functioner Nitin Deshmukh.
NCP Corporator Rakhi Jadhav last week held an Arts and Sports Festival.
This was attended by Mla Rohit Pawar.
“Visiting ‘Ghatkopar art, sports and cultural festival organized by Rakhi Jadhav.
I also enjoy playing badminton and discussing with residents attending the festival,” pawar tweeted.
Amol Matele NCP held a cricket tournament for the birthday of the NCP Supreme Sharad Pawar.
Apart from the success of MVA in local rural polls, Sena Shiv will do it alone in the BMC poll.
The party, who ruled BMC for more than two decades, was preparing for more than 200 seats and expanded its base in Mumbai.
Analysts said Shiv Sena might bind with NCP after all as parties may request a chair less than the Congress.
NCP only has eight corporators.
“NCP has a little presence in Mumbai.
They can take 30 seats and still increase their attack rate.
It will be a win-win for Sena and NCP.
It is impossible for the Congress to approve the Alliance with Sena for less than 80-100 seats,” said a person analyst.
BMC Polling: ‘Jai Bhim’ Film, Game in NCP Campaign
