Updated On: 18 May, 2023 07:08 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
Nadda begins grass-roots outreach, Pawar meets his top brass, and Uddhav tells party men to spin SC ruling favourably

BJP national president J P Nadda (right) and deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis (left) interact with a beneficiary of a welfare scheme, in Ghatkopar, on Wednesday
Wednesday`s political activities in the city were clear indicators of parties setting the stage for upcoming polls. Speaking at the Labharthi Sammelan, BJP’s national chief J P Nadda sang praises of the PM and his schemes, and also took pot shots at the previous MVA government, calling its collapse the “people’s wish”. Local body polls are expected this year, while elections to the Maharashtra Assembly and the Lok Sabha are due early next year.
Nadda kick-started his two-day tour of Maharashtra on Wednesday, with an aim to connect with the party workers and various sections of the society. Calling the previous MVA government corrupt, Nadda justified its collapse last year (following the defection of Shiv Sena MLAs who joined hands with the BJP) as the “people’s wish”.