In a bold prediction, Shiv Sena’s Manisha Kayande foresees the NDA sweeping assembly polls in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu as voters rally behind development promises. During an IANS interview in Mumbai, she painted a picture of a fear-free India under Modi’s stewardship, contrasting it with the current unrest.
The leader praised the NDA’s intensive outreach, noting public faith in PM Modi’s proven track record. ‘Bengal and TN desperately need growth, achievable only through Modi’s leadership. Voters will stand with NDA,’ Kayande affirmed.
Commenting on Bengal’s poll violence, she attributed it to desperation: ‘Ruling outfits manufacture disorder when victory seems out of reach, setting the stage for excuses.’
Kayande slammed Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge for his intemperate words against Modi, urging him to apologize post-EC notice. ‘Such rhetoric is unbecoming; anyone could target him similarly tomorrow,’ she warned, referencing Rahul Gandhi’s international gaffes that escaped such scrutiny.
‘Kharge doesn’t deserve forgiveness,’ she added sharply.
Optimism flowed for Baramati’s by-election, where Sunetra Pawar is set for triumph. ‘Ajit Pawar’s endorsement seals it; locals will deliver a landslide, and she’ll serve Maharashtra proudly as Deputy CM,’ Kayande wrapped up, exuding confidence in regional loyalty.
