Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Ghadi, newly appointed as the Deputy Mayor of Mumbai, outlined his vision for the city. He emphasized initiatives like constructing concrete roads, ensuring pothole-free streets, preventing waterlogging during the monsoon, and providing clean drinking water to residents. Ghadi stressed the importance of enhancing Mumbai’s infrastructure and improving civic amenities, with a particular focus on the quality of roads.
In his statement, Ghadi highlighted the commitment to using concrete for Mumbai’s roads to eliminate potholes, following a policy set during the tenure of a senior leader and Deputy Chief Minister. Additionally, efforts will be made to address rainwater accumulation issues in the city and guarantee access to clean drinking water for the populace. The administration aims to tackle illegal constructions decisively, irrespective of the type of structure.
Ghadi expressed concerns about the inconsistent stances of certain Shiv Sena leaders, criticizing their wavering positions on key issues. He underlined the need for clarity and consistency in the party’s actions, especially regarding matters concerning the welfare of Mumbai and Maharashtra. Ghadi also praised Mayor Ritu Tawde, acknowledging her positive reputation and expressing optimism about collaborating effectively with her.
Regarding the issue of illegal migrants, Ghadi reiterated the MahaYuti’s policy to remove Bangladeshi infiltrators from Mumbai. He emphasized the importance of adhering to the law and ensuring that individuals residing unlawfully are dealt with appropriately. Ghadi emphasized the significance of unity and harmony, urging against divisive religious or caste-based rhetoric that could disrupt Mumbai’s diverse social fabric.
Touching on various topics, Ghadi addressed concerns such as corruption allegations, the stray dog problem, and the implementation of guidelines related to ‘Vande Mataram.’ He emphasized the need for accountability in cases of corruption, advocated for addressing the stray dog issue in line with Supreme Court guidelines, and stressed the importance of respecting religious diversity while upholding legal mandates. Ghadi concluded by emphasizing the need for unity and inclusivity in Mumbai’s diverse community.
