Nagpur: Vidarbha Rajya Andolan Samiti (VRAS) who struggled for the state, had taken a ride of the election with the floating ‘Party of JAI Vidarbha’ (JVP) for the election of the Municipal Board and the Board next year at Maharashtra.
JVP is the latest addition to joining politics on the board “separate state vidarbha”.
Previously, clothes like Vidarbha Janata Congress, Vidarbha Rajya Party, Vidarbha Mazha and Vidarbha Rajya Aghadi (Vacaa) founded by former Advocates General ShreeHari Aney have tried them in elections, but they all failed to make a sign.
“The party has been launched to suppress the request of a separate country through Lok Sabha, assembly and local agency polls.
This is the only solution to problems such as suicide of farmers, unemployment, malnutrition, naxalism, drought, and irrigation that are incomplete incomplete What disturbs this backward area, “said President Ram Nevale in the press briefing.
The formation of Vras’s political wing was announced on the opportunity for the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth.
It will have 106 members along with 11 office carriers to start.
The Indian Election Election Commission (ECI) recently provided registration to the new party.
“Instead of supporting candidates from other parties in each election, Vras decided to float the political front so that the voice of the vidarbha residents will be secured for separate state supporters.
We are targeting 10 members of the Lakh in December 2022.
We will fight for the election on the basis of the money collected Through the funding of the crowd because we lacked funds, “Nevle told Toi.
Accompanied by the newly appointed vice president – Ranjana Mamurde and Mukesh Masurkar – he added that they would limit themselves to 11 regencies of Vidarbha region for elections and will provide tickets to candidates who support their government movements.
President Founder of the JVP Office of the President: Ram Nevle, Secretary General: Wisnu Ashtikar, Vice President: Ranjana Mamarde, Mukesh Masurkar, Treasurer: Suyog Nildawar: Arun Kedar, Gulabrao Dhande, Member: Arun Mangun, Krisam Bhodade and Marotrao
Nagpur: Vras forms a party of Jai Vidarbha to fight polls about state issues
