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Local polls: Those who consider Gujarat’s people ‘fools’ will be routed, says Dy CM Sanghavi

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Vadodara, Apr 13 (PTI) Ahead of the local body elections in Gujarat, Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Shanghavi has said the people will decisively defeat those who consider them “fools” and hate the state.

Sanghavi was speaking on the sidelines of the launch of the BJP’s municipal election campaign in Vadodara on Sunday.

His assertions come a week after Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge called people of Gujarat “illiterate”, claiming they were being “fooled” by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Elections to 34 district panchayats, 260 taluka panchayats, 84 municipalities and 15 civic corporations, including Ahmedabad, Surat and Vadodara, will be held on April 26. Counting of votes is scheduled for April 28.

“Those who hate Gujarat and consider its people foolish will be answered in every district, and they will be routed,” Sanghavi asserted.

The people of Gujarat and the BJP together form one large united family, he said.

BJP state president Jagdish Vishwakarma, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, and the people of Gujarat are collectively moving forward, aiming to create a new history in the 2026 local body elections, he added.

Sanghavi met all 76 party candidates on the Kirti Mandir premises here at the launch of the BJP’s campaign for the Vadodara Municipal Corporation elections. During the event, he also took an oath of loyalty to the BJP along with the candidates.

He visited three BJP election offices in the city and interacted with party workers. PTI KVM NR GK

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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