Maharashtra is being treated unfairly under Modi's leadership: Sharad Pawar

The Mahayuti government in the state is not concerned about the growth of agriculture and industry in Maharashtra, providing more employment to the youth, but is more concerned about how the industries in the state will go to Gujarat. Nationalist Congress President Sharad Pawar on Tuesday criticised that under the leadership and blessings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Maharashtra is being treated unfairly by taking away the state's industries.

He also appealed that Modi is taking steps towards dictatorship and it has to be stopped as this is a crisis on democracy and your fundamental rights. Pawar was speaking at a campaign meeting held at Kanjurmarg for the campaign of Sanjay Dina Patil, the NCP's candidate for North East Mumbai Lok Sabha constituency. On this occasion, MP Sanjay Raut, MP Chandrakant Handore were present on the platform. This is the election that will determine the future of democracy.

India is at the top of the democratic countries of the world and if this democracy goes into crisis, the world's democracy may be in danger. That is why many democratic countries of the world, including America, are curious and worried about what is happening to democracy in India, and explaining that they are paying attention to this election, Pawar said, all the Prime Ministers so far have taken a stand that democracy should survive and people's problems should be solved.

However, in the last 10 years, Modi has managed the opposite. He  promised to provide two crore jobs every year, but today the unemployment rate in the country is 87 percent. This means that Modi says one thing and does one thing. Pawar also alleged that he never keeps his word. Although both the states of Maharashtra and Gujarat were created at the same time, all the Chief Ministers of these states gave priority to the interests of the state and enhanced the reputation of the state in all fields such as agriculture and industry. But the current government has no focus on safeguarding the interests of the state. Pawar alleged that they are more concerned about how the industries in the state will go to Gujarat.