Incumbent MLA Mahesh Landge from BJP has won the Bhosari seat in Pune by a wide margin in the 2019 elections. Landge was expected to address the concerns of the constituency when he was re-elected for a second term, however, little progress has been made. The voters are now left disappointed with the lack of solutions for their problems.
Devara Day 1 Collection: Incumbent MLA Mahesh Landge Disappoints Voters
Devara, a Marathi film starring Sameer Vidwans, Sai Tamhankar, and Amitabh Bachchkan, released on August 19, 2022. Despite high expectations, the film's first-day collection fell short of predictions.
Meanwhile, in the political arena, incumbent MLA Mahesh Landge from BJP has been facing criticism from his constituents in Bhosari, Pune. Landge was re-elected for a second term in the 2019 elections, but voters are disappointed with his performance.
Background:
Mahesh Landge is a two-term MLA from the Bhosari constituency. In the 2019 elections, he defeated NCP candidate Vilas Lande by a margin of 41,409 votes. Landge's victory was attributed to the wave of support for the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance in Maharashtra.
Criticisms:
However, Landge's tenure as MLA has been lackluster. Residents of Bhosari complain that he has failed to address their concerns, such as:
Despite repeated requests, Landge has allegedly ignored the demands of his constituents. As a result, voters are now disillusioned with the BJP MLA.
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