Senior Congress leader Ashok Chavan on Friday said enthusia💯sm was high among party workers as the Bharat Jodo Yatra is slated to enter Maharashtra, with Nanded as the first stop in the state.
Speaking to reporters in Mumbai, Chavan said they had held a meeting of all Congress MLAs in the presence of H K Patil, the party in-charge of Maharashtra, aheadꩵ of the yatra's arrival the stꦜate.
"Enthusiasm is high among party workers and lea💧ders (about the Bharat Jodo Yatra) and all the MLAs and their constituencies have expressed their desire to take part in the march," the former chief minister said.
The party has chalked out a detailedꦍ plan about the yatra in the state. A detailed state-level and constituency-wise plan will be shared soon, he said.
Asked about the Eknath Shinde-led government completing 10👍0 days, Chavan said the state government should lift the suspension on various schemes of the previous Maha Vikas Aghadi governꦚment.
"Since the new government has come to power, suspensions (to schemes of the MVA government) have been given. The government's overall perspective on development should be broad. The prཧevious government had ta🦹ken some good decisions," he said.
To a question on th♋e tussle between the two Shiv Sena factions about the party symbol, w🍸hich is to be decided by the Election Commission, the Congress leader said an "impartial" decision is expected in this case.
"Along with the numbers (whose facti💟on has a majority), people's sentiments should also be taken into consideration," Chavan said.
(With PTI Inputs)
