Maharashtra BJP State President Ravindra Chavan on Tuesday announced the party's new state-level office-bearers, to further strengthen the organisation to achieve its goal in the 2029 Assembly elections
Gajanan Kale also expressed his firm belief that every Marathi person will vote against the BJP for releasing such a poll manifesto.
Following the backlash from the Deshmukh family, Chavan tendered an apology with a clarification of his remark.
Significantly, Sule wrote to the Maharashtra State Election Commissioner after Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan openly claimed that 100 councillors of the BJP have been "elected unopposed" in municipal councils and town councils across the state in the run-up to local civic body polls scheduled to begin on December 2.
"They used the term 'jungle raj' in Bihar but are intimidating Opposition candidates in Maharashtra. They have crossed all limits," Sapkal said.
