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The North West Mumbai Lok Sabha seat contest features candidates Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray and Amol Kirtikar claiming to represent the real Shiv Sena, with a notable absence of Jogeshwari East MLA Ravindra Waikar, also a key contender in the race.

The union minister is relying heavily on PM Modi for his campaign.

Apart from dealing with traffic woes, encroached footpaths, waterlogging problems, people want infra projects completed soon

Political fight in Mumbai North is not just about numbers but also about appealing to a wide array of cultural and community interests

Considered a BJP stronghold, the Mumbai North Lok Sabha seat is largely an open-minded constituency, accepting leadership of the so-called 'outsiders', and electing one royal and four political greenhorns since 1952.Mumbai, May 16 (IANS) ...

Bollywood actor Govinda campaigns for Shiv Sena candidate in Maharashtras Maval Lok Sabha constituency but forgets the candidates name. He later holds a roadshow for the candidate in Pimpri-Chinchwad.

Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde predicts political transformation in Karnataka post LS elections. Congress govt led by Siddaramaiah expected to fall. Shinde highlights people's discontent with Congress rule and lack of development. BJP candidate Pralhad Joshi rally address emphasizes Modi's credibility over Congress guarantees. Shinde confident in Modi's victory and praises Joshi's dedication. BJP, Shiv Sena, and NCP alliance in Maharashtra geared towards state development. Shin...

Smriti Irani will now have to accept her defeat from the assistant of Rahul Gandhi says Sanjay Raut… Read more to know. - Newsx

UBT Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut criticized BJPs Smriti Irani, expressing "pity" for her facing Rahul Gandhis personal assistant in Amethi. Raut defended Congress choice, KL Sharma, as a loyal worker. He argued that previous close associates of the Gandhi family have contested from Amethi and praised Sharma as a grassroots worker. Raut also emphasized the importance of high voter turnout and distanced Shiv Sena from recent political joinings.

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