The Congress party has announced its second list of 23 candidates for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections. This move is expected to ramp up the party’s election campaign and consolidate its support base.
Maharashtra Assembly PollsCongress CandidatesElection CampaignPolitical LandscapeVoter EngagementReal Estate MaharashtraOct 26, 2024
The second list of Congress candidates for the Maharashtra Assembly polls was announced in a press conference held in Mumbai by state Congress President Ahmed Jawed Muzaffar.
The second list released by the Congress for the Maharashtra Assembly polls includes 23 candidates.
The key issues that the Congress is focusing on for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly polls include employment, infrastructure development, and healthcare.
The Congress party in Maharashtra for the Assembly polls is led by state Congress President Ahmed Jawed Muzaffar.
The Congress is planning to engage with voters through a robust grassroots campaign, leveraging social media and technology to reach out to a wider audience, and holding rallies and public interactions to gauge and address voter concerns.
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