In a surprising turn of events, the BJP has announced its list of candidates for the upcoming MLC polls, leaving out former BJP MLA Jagdish Mulik and Pune city president Dheeraj Ghate.
BjpMlc PollsJagdish MulikDheeraj GhatePolitical StrategyReal Estate PuneMar 16, 2025
The BJP has not officially revealed the names of the candidates for the MLC polls, but it has been confirmed that former BJP MLA Jagdish Mulik and Pune city president Dheeraj Ghate are not among them.
The exact reasons for their exclusion have not been officially disclosed, but speculations include the party's desire to bring in fresh faces, internal politics, and strategic considerations.
MLCs (Members of Legislative Council) play a crucial role in scrutinizing and debating legislation, and their support can be vital for the ruling party's legislative agenda.
The exclusion of prominent figures like Mulik and Ghate could impact the party's voter base and internal morale, but the overall impact on the MLC polls remains to be seen.
Both Mulik and Ghate have maintained a dignified silence. Their future political careers and standing within the party will likely depend on how they navigate this situation and the party's internal dynamics.
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