Kalyan: The day after the panel boundary draft was published by Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation for the upcoming KDMC election, the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) targets Shiv Sena for the draft.
The leaders of BJP and MNS, holding a different press conference, it has blamed that the ruler of Shiv Sena has destroyed their party’s ward and formed a panel system in such a way that their party candidates would benefit in elections.
Can be called back that KDMC, for the first time, will go to poll with the panel system.
As many as 139 wards have been divided into 44 panels and each panel will have 3 wards.
KDMC on February 1 issued a draft panel limit for general elections and invited suggestions and objections from the public.
Candidates and citizens can register their complaints and advice until February 14, after which the State Election Commission will hold a final hearing until February 26.
After releasing a limit draft, BJP MLA Ravindra Chavan held a press conference in Dombivli and said that Sena had prepared panel boundaries for their convenience by breaking BJP’s ward.
Chavan said that BJP would take objections to the same thing.
After BJP’s accusation, Shiv Sena Mla Vishwanath Bhoir replied, “The only BJP agenda is to target Shiv Sena for everything and they don’t have other jobs.
If they do some work for the public, then they will not panic.” MNS MLA Pramod (Raju) Patil said, “Even though Shiv Sena has violated our ward to benefit their candidates, I am sure that these people will choose practically for us to progress the city and not emotionally following people who have Doing it does not exist for the last 25 years even though it is in power in KDMC.
“In Ulhasnagar too, BJP workers raised objections to the draft published panel limits made for 89 wards for the upcoming election of Municipal Corporation.
Janmnadas Purswani, Ulhasnagar District President BJP, said, “Shiv Sena has violated all BJP Corporators’ wards to benefit their candidates.
We have called a meeting on February 4 where we will prepare a list of objections and convey it to hear before the publication of the final panel limit.
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