Pimpri Chinchwad, November 13: The people of Old Sangvi have always shown love and support for the late Laxmanbhau and his family, standing by them firmly. Witnessing the same affection and enthusiasm now, I am confident of our victory in this Assembly election, said MLA Ashwini Jagtap.
As part of her campaign efforts for the Maha Yuti’s official candidate, Shankar Jagtap—who represents the alliance of BJP, Shiv Sena, NCP, and RPI (Athawale)—Ashwini Jagtap organized meetings, street-corner gatherings, and interactions with women’s self-help groups in Old Sangvi’s Madhuban Society, Shitole Nagar, Pawar Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, Mamta Nagar, Pavan Nagar, Priyadarshini Nagar, and Shivanjali Road areas.
Due to the transformative efforts of the late MLA Laxmanbhau, the identity of Sangvi today brings pride to its residents. This legacy continues with Maha Yuti’s candidate Shankar Jagtap, to whom the people of Old Sangvi have pledged a winning margin.
Former Mayor Mai Dhore, ex-Corporator Harshal Dhore, Santosh Kamble, former Corporator Sharda Sonawane, Sushma Tanpure, Sonali Jam, Ujjwala Sunil Dhore, Mandakini Tanpure, Sarika Bhandalkar, Sangeeta Dixit, Darshana Kumbharkar, Sonali Shimpi, and other Maha Yuti leaders and supporters attended the events in large numbers.
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“In the past 10 years, the late Laxmanbhau Jagtap has spearheaded numerous development projects in Old Sangvi using MLA funds, including health camps, initiatives for women empowerment, and senior citizens’ centers. He organized spiritual discourses and undertook multiple public service projects. Your unwavering support has always validated his efforts. I urge you now to stand by Maha Yuti candidate Shankar Jagtap and bless him with your votes.” Ashwini Laxman Jagtap (MLA)
