In view of Maharashtra State Assembly General Election 2024, the political atmosphere in the state has heated up and many political parties are preparing to test their fate.
Baliraja Party, which is constantly raising its voice at the government level with the problems of farmers, has also selected 150 constituencies after reviewing 288 assembly constituencies and since it has been decided to field competent candidates in these constituencies, Maharashtra will be more colorful in the state elections.
There is no doubt that this independent stance of the Baliraja Party will upset the calculations of the mainstream political party. Because for many years, the party has created influence in the public mind through many agitations, yatras, hunger strikes, etc., with the issue of farmers, and the clean image of the Baliraja Party is its positive side.
Baliraja party can defeat all the major parties on the issues of farm labour, women oppression, unemployment, crop insurance, loan waiver, profit based price, old pension, 24 hours electricity supply to farmers in the state. In the Lok Sabha elections, the Maha Alliance has suffered in many places while the Maha Vikas Aghadi has benefited.
In the coming elections, the displeasure of the voters and the growing attraction of the Baliraja party will become a headache for many parties and spoil the calculations of many.
Preparation to provide clean and educated public representatives. Political justice and equality are the main mantras of Baliraja Party, said the founder president of the party Dr. Mahendra Dhawade said.
The meeting of Baliraja Party held in Pune was attended by State President Balasaheb Raste, National Vice President Sanjay Singh, Secretary Vinodhan Morya, Election Inspector Satya Prakash Arjune, Vidarbha Incharge Shyam Bajaj, Marathwada Youth President Ashok Hemke, Konkan Head Yashwant Mahadik and other representatives also present.
Also, Interested Candidates who are willing to fight assembly elections can visit www.balirajaparty.org or visit nearest Baliraja Party Office.
