Benefits of the people-first policies under Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
The revolutionary decisions taken by the Mahayuti government under Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for graduate youth, educated unemployed and teachers are becoming the strong foundation for the BJP's victory. Transparency in education, quicker recruitment and resolution of pending issues of teachers have built huge trust in the BJP among graduate and teacher voters.
A united organisational base under state president Ravindra Chavan's guidance
Guiding the meeting as its chair, BJP state president Ravindra Chavan gave workers directions on detailed election planning and on reaching effective voters at the booth level.
The meeting discussed and planned the following issues in detail: Voter outreach campaign: Directly engaging graduate and teacher voters to understand their problems and expectations.
Campaign machinery: Taking the party's message to every college, school and educational institution in both constituencies.
Promotion of government schemes: Informing voters about the schemes run by the Fadnavis government for the welfare of teachers and graduates.
Chavan said with firm confidence, "Through the disciplined organisation of the BJP, dedicated grassroots workers and Devendra Fadnavis's fast-paced governance, both candidates, Dr. Smita Yogesh Jadhav for the Pune graduates' constituency and Kaustubh Gawde for the Pune teachers' constituency, will win by huge margins."
Strong presence of BJP's senior leaders
Among those present at the meeting in Pune were state Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Dada Patil, former Union minister Prakash Javadekar, city president Dhiraj Ghate, Minister Madhuri Misal, BJP state general secretary Rajesh Pande, state general secretary and MLA Niranjan Davkhare, and Mayor Manjusha Nagpure, along with all the MLAs of the district, elected representatives and senior party office-bearers. The united strength of the BJP has made the party look clearly stronger in both the graduate and teacher constituencies.