Raksha Khadse: Mahayuti Government Will Bring Real Change in Maharashtra

By A Staff Reporter

Buldhana — With Maharashtra’s elections approaching, Union Minister Raksha Khadse expressed strong confidence that the Mahayuti alliance will form the next government in the state. Speaking at a rally, Khadse criticized the Congress party’s governance during its coalition tenure, asserting that they achieved little in their 2.5 years in power before the Mahayuti government took over. According to Khadse, the Congress manifesto even cites projects initiated by Mahayuti, highlighting what she claims is a lack of original accomplishments during their leadership.

Khadse stressed that Mahayuti’s governance would bring a renewed focus on welfare schemes and tangible progress. She pointed out that women voters, in particular, trust that the alliance will uphold its promises and deliver on the benefits that have been outlined in recent policy plans. “Women have faith that if the Mahayuti government comes to power, they will receive the benefits of the schemes. Congress has a history of failing to keep its promises,” Khadse remarked.

She also addressed Mahayuti’s commitment to supporting women through a variety of initiatives aimed at improving social welfare and economic opportunities. According to Khadse, women and families can expect to see consistent support under Mahayuti’s leadership, with targeted programs designed to address real concerns that have been overlooked or underfunded in the past.

The Mahayuti alliance, composed of BJP, Shiv Sena, and other regional allies, has campaigned heavily on its record of development, promising voters a forward-looking, results-driven government. Khadse’s statement reflects the alliance’s strategy to position itself as a reliable alternative to Congress, particularly in areas where they claim Congress’s promises have repeatedly fallen short.

As the elections near, Mahayuti aims to galvanize voters by emphasizing stability, progress, and actionable plans that they believe will restore public trust and drive meaningful change across Maharashtra.