In a strategic move, Uddhav Thackeray has declared Sanjog Waghere as the Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate for the upcoming Maval Lok Sabha elections, marking the party’s return to the constituency after a decade. Waghere, armed with the party’s backing, has commenced his campaign with a determined focus on securing the MP seat and breaking the Shiv Sena dry spell in Maval.
It has been ten years since Shiv Sena last held the Maval Lok Sabha constituency, and Waghere is confident in his ability to reverse this trend. Expressing determination to overcome any opposition, he is committed to reclaiming Maval for Shiv Sena. As the political landscape takes shape, speculation surrounds the Grand Alliance candidate and the potential contest under the lotus symbol.
While the Grand Alliance candidate for Maval remains undecided, rumors suggest that the Mahayuti candidate might opt for the lotus symbol. Incumbent MP Shrirang Barne is yet to confirm his candidacy, facing pressure from potential challengers. The uncertainty adds to the anticipation surrounding political developments in the Maval Lok Sabha constituency.
Waghere recalls the pivotal moment when Uddhav Thackeray announced his candidacy during a meeting in Uran, emphasizing the historical ties between Maval and Shiv Sena (UBT). Confident in his victory as an MP representing Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray’s party, Waghere foresees a smoother electoral path if the opposition chooses the lotus symbol, leveraging the prevailing anti-BJP sentiment.
Against the backdrop of industrial migration concerns and rising inflation, citizens in Maval are disenchanted, creating an opportune environment for political change.
