Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister, Eknath Shinde, made a noteworthy proclamation at an event in Thane district on Wednesday, declaring Shiv Sena's ambitious plans to extend its influence across the entire state. He expressed confidence that the momentum gained from the victory in the 2024 assembly elections would sustain in upcoming contests. Shinde launched an innovative initiative titled 'Gav Tethe Shakha, Ghar Tethe Sena', aimed at establishing more party branches in villages and towns across the state. He urged party members to intensify their efforts to connect a greater number of people with Shiv Sena.
Shinde called upon party workers to reach every household in Maharashtra, thereby communicating the accomplishments of the Mahayuti government over the past two and a half years to the public. He described Shiv Sena's branches as 'Temples of Justice', where citizens seek solutions to their issues.
Taking a pledge to dedicate his life to serving Maharashtra and its people, Shinde voiced optimism about the judiciary soon resolving the dispute related to Malang Gad. During the event, Shinde announced the inauguration of a funicular ropeway service on the Malang Gad hill, a move that will make the temple more accessible for women and the elderly. Meanwhile, leaders from the opposing Shiv Sena (UBT) visited Malang Gad and offered their prayers there.
The expansion plan not only seeks to strengthen the political framework but also aims to foster deeper connections with local communities, ensuring an inclusive growth strategy. As Shinde strives to deliver transparent governance and swift justice through the branch network, the party's outreach promises to uphold the values and aspirations of the people of Maharashtra.
