“They” made Congress uncles, now they are making graduates, Congress criticizes Satyajit Tambe

City Congress has become active for the campaign of Shubhangi Patil, the candidate of Mahvikas Aghadi, as per the instructions of Congress State President Nana Patole. City President Kale criticized Tambe in a meeting. He said that the people of the city gave 29 thousand votes to Satyajit Tambe who was a candidate on the Congress symbol in the 2014 assembly elections. However, after the defeat in that, he left the workers who took on the opposition for him in the wind from the city, he also left the voters in the wind. Kiran Kale alleged that he never looked back at the citizens.

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In the present election, the AB form given by the Congress in faith was treacherously pocketed. He first made Congress his uncle. Kale alleged that now they are turning educated graduates into uncles for votes. At present there is a government of traitors in the state. Tambe wants to join BJP. It is a white line on a black stone. He started the campaign saying that he will contest the election with the support of BJP. Kiran Kale said that voters from five districts told him face to face that if you are going to support BJP, don’t take us for granted.

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Kale also said that whatever the BJP leaders may say, they have now taken a stand against Tambe because of this import candidate who has imposed those ideas on the voters and workers. On this occasion, Block Congress President Manoj Gundecha, former municipal opposition party leader Dashrath Shinde, Minority Congress Anis Chudiwala, Youth Congress City District President Praveen Geete, Nagar Taluka Congress President Adv. Akshay Kulat, Intak Congress District President Machindra Salunkhe, City Congress Vice President Ashok Shinde, General Secretary Swapnil Pathak, Women Congress District President Usha Bhagat were present.

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