MLA Mahesh Landge Strongly Supports Backward Classes

Enthusiastic Response at the Mantag Community Gathering

Pimpri : In a significant move to honor Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, MLA Mahesh Landge has taken the initiative to construct the largest Constitution building in India. This project is seen as a major tribute to the legendary figure. During his tenure as the chairman of the Municipal Corporation’s Standing Committee, Landge was instrumental in erecting a statue of the renowned litterateur Annabhau Sathe in Nigdi. He also advocated for substantial grants from the Municipal Corporation for the annual Annabhau Sathe Jayanti festival. These efforts have solidified Landge’s strong commitment to the backward classes, as expressed by Amit Gorakhe, a member of the Legislative Council.

A meeting of key activists from the Matang and other backward communities was held in the Bhosari constituency to bolster the support for the official candidate of the Mahayuti alliance, MLA Mahesh Landge. More than 400 prominent activists from the backward community participated in this gathering.

Senior leaders of the Matang community, including Bhau Saheb Adhagal, Sandipan Zombade, Bapu Gholap, Dr. Dhananjay Bhise, Nitin Gholap, former corporator Anuradha Gorakhe, and Kirti Jadhav, were present at the event.

Gorakhe highlighted that many backward class students have received free admissions through the RTE (Right to Education) scheme, thanks to MLA Landge’s efforts. He has played a significant role in securing housing under the city housing scheme for the underprivileged. Gorakhe praised Landge’s invaluable contributions in the legislative assembly, asserting that the Matang community will never forget the support he provided during his own election.

The event was organized by Maruti Jadhav, with Arun Jogdand serving as the moderator. Youth Raj Dakhle expressed gratitude at the conclusion.

Mahayuti’s Commitment to the Matang Community

Recently, through the Mahayuti alliance, grants for housing construction have been increased from one and a half lakh to two and a half lakh for the Matang and backward classes. Significant decisions have been made for the benefit of the backward community, including the preservation of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s house in London, the memorial of Lahujiraje Salve in Pune, and the establishment of RTE similar to the BARTI model, along with a memorial for Annabhau Sathe in Mumbai. MLA Amit Gorakhe expressed confidence that the entire backward community would stand with Mahayuti candidate Mahesh Landge and play a decisive role in his victory.