Bhujbal's Virtual Appeal to Yeola Voters: 21 Years of Clean Politics
Bhujbal Virtually Addresses Yeola Voters from Hospital

Minister's Virtual Appeal from Hospital Bed

Food and Civil Supplies Minister Chhagan Bhujbal, while undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Mumbai, made a significant virtual address to the voters of Yeola Municipal Council on Sunday. Despite his health condition, the minister connected digitally to appeal to citizens to vote based on developmental issues that matter to their community.

21 Years of Service Without Controversy

In his approximately 12-minute address that was broadcast on screens in Yeola, Bhujbal made a strong statement about his political career. The minister emphatically stated that throughout his 21 years of public service, he has never been involved in any form of land grabbing or cheating activities. He positioned himself as a leader with integrity who has always prioritized public welfare.

Bhujbal reminded voters about their longstanding relationship, noting how the people of Yeola have consistently supported him in every assembly election over the past two decades. "I owe it to you, and that is the reason I also gave my best to ensure the hardships of the people were lessened," the minister expressed with gratitude.

Development Achievements Highlighted

The minister specifically pointed to the successful completion of the pilot project for the water diversion scheme at Manjarpada. This infrastructure project has been benefiting both farmers and town residents, addressing critical water management needs in the region. Bhujbal presented this as evidence of his commitment to tangible development work.

In a broader defense of his political conduct, Bhujbal extended his clean record claim to include his family members and supporters. He asserted that none of them have ever engaged in:

  • Land grabbing activities
  • Financial misappropriation from banks
  • Collection of funds under false pretenses of public service

Family Involvement and Election Appeal

Bhujbal directly mentioned his nephew Sameer and son Pankaj, who are currently active in Yeola politics. He appealed to voters to extend their support to both family members who are carrying forward his political legacy in the constituency.

The minister made a specific voting recommendation, asking citizens to support all contestants representing the NCP and BJP alliance. He particularly endorsed presidential candidate Rajendra Lonari from the NCP, indicating the strategic alliance between the parties in the municipal council elections.

Bhujbal concluded by reinforcing his people-centric approach to politics, emphasizing that his work has always been delivered with the welfare of Yeola residents as the primary focus. His virtual appearance, despite health challenges, demonstrated his continued engagement with the constituency he has served for over two decades.