‘The Modi government has never discriminated against citizens’
The Free Press Journal|May 09, 2024
Mihir Kotecha says since the opposition is going to badly lose the election, it is making wild allegations against the Modi government
‘The Modi government has never discriminated against citizens’

T he ruling Maha Yuti has nominated Mihir Kotecha from Mumbai North-East. A serving MLA from Mulund, Kotecha has served as the BJP's city vice president and party youth wing president.

Kotecha, who was born and raised in Mulund, faces the Maha Vikas Aghadi's Sanjay Dina Patil, from the Shiv Sena (UBT).

At the debate, Kotecha listed the successes of the Modi government and shared his plans should he is elected to Parliament.

He appreciated the Union government's work in launching more than 100 Vande Bharat trains and 75 airports. He also praised the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana and said 18,500 additional villages were now connected to the electricity grid.

Kotecha promised to shut down two dumping grounds, in Vikhroli and Mankhurd, by the end of 2025. He accused the Shiv Sena of sanctioning the Vikhroli dumping ground.

Kotecha said that he wanted to get a railway terminus constructed near Mulund station in order to cater to the increasing passenger load. Along with that, he also shared his wish to start a Konkan Express to provide transport facility to the Konkan population in the region.

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