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The Mahayuti alliance, which consists of three ruling parties, recently released a report card detailing their achievements and initiatives during their two-and-a-half-year tenure since June 2022. The report highlighted various infrastructure projects, investments, and welfare schemes that the government has implemented. The ruling parties used this opportunity to criticize the opposition, specifically the previous Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government led by Uddhav Thackeray, accusing them of halting crucial development projects.

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde proudly presented the government’s track record, emphasizing that they have made decisions that benefit all segments of society. He mentioned that the government held numerous cabinet meetings and made over 900 decisions, launching welfare schemes for various groups such as newborns, girls, women, senior citizens, the poor, and farmers. Shinde also highlighted Maharashtra’s top position in infrastructure and foreign direct investment, attributing it to the government’s efforts. He confidently stated that the government was not swayed by the opposition’s allegations and was prepared to compare their performance with that of the previous administration.

Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis echoed Shinde’s sentiments, stating that the opposition is aware of their imminent defeat due to the Mahayuti government’s successful track record. Fadnavis emphasized that the government has excelled in all sectors and has elevated the state to a top-ranking position. He refuted claims that projects were being shifted to Gujarat, emphasizing that Maharashtra has seen significant growth in foreign direct investment and other investments under their leadership.

In response to the opposition’s accusations of corruption and scams, the ruling parties defended their actions, stating that their initiatives were not merely election gimmicks but were backed by substantial financial allocations. They criticized the previous government for stalling crucial projects, leading to cost escalations and hindering progress in the state. Despite facing criticism and attacks from the opposition, the ruling parties remain confident in their performance and are optimistic about their electoral prospects in the upcoming Assembly elections.

The release of the report card by the Mahayuti alliance signifies a bold move towards transparency and accountability in governance. By openly showcasing their achievements and initiatives, the ruling parties aim to win the trust of the people and demonstrate their commitment to driving progress and development in Maharashtra. As the political landscape heats up ahead of the elections, both the ruling parties and the opposition are gearing up for a fierce battle to win the hearts and minds of the voters.