We believe in "Shraddha aur Samvad Abhiyan" meaning respectful dialogue, not aggressive politics.

“Namaskar! Tumcha samasya amchi zimmedari aahe.”

Our Slogan:

“Kurla cha vikas, Shiv Sena cha vichar, Shri.Nandkumar Rane chi zimmedari.”

Symbol connection: Emphasize the party’s symbol (torch/flaming torch — mashaal),

representing light, guidance, and power to the people.

Visuals: local imagery (markets, schools, chawls, Ganpati mandals, traffic junctions) in posters.

Initiative through Digital connect:

WhatsApp groups (per building, per society, per area )

Our Goal is to Support the needs of every group.

Our Focus is on:

1. Families & Women:

Safety, sanitation, water supply, school fees. Highlight women’s welfare, cleanliness drives, and safe zones

2. Youth:

Jobs, sports, opportunities Promise “Kurla Yuva Skill Center”, sports events, career counseling

3. Senior Citizens Healthcare, pensions, isolation “Senior Citizen Seva

Abhiyan” – weekly free checkups

4. Business owners / shopkeepers Licenses, traffic, taxes “Business Mitra”

helpline for small traders

5. Slum areas Housing, drainage, water. Focus on “Har Ghar Shuddha Pani” and

“Swasth Kurla”

5. Development Vision – “Kurla 2027 Roadmap”

Goal: 5 clear promises:

1. Clean Kurla, Green Kurla – solid waste management, tree plantation

2. Safe Kurla – better street lights, CCTV, youth patrol groups

3. Smart Kurla – digital grievance redress system

4. Skill Kurla – youth empowerment, startup hubs

5. Swasth Kurla – local clinics, mobile health vans

Simple one-page vision document in English + Marathi and to be distributed widely.

Need to Build a Volunteer Army & Alliance Network, to Create a motivated, loyal, and visible ground force.

Actions:

1. Recruit volunteers through local mandals, NGOs, youth groups, housing societies.

2. Train them for disciplined communication – no hate or negative talk, only positivity.

3. Coordinate with religious and cultural groups (Ganesh mandals, Navratri groups,

etc.)

4. Conduct Seva drives every Sunday – cleanliness, tree plantation, blood donation.

Goal: Being approachable.

Actions:

1. Visit at least 5 local homes daily, unannounced, just to listen.

2. Be transparent about what we can and cannot do.

3. Local Marathi phrases of respect – “Tumcha aashirwad, majhi shakti.”

4. My personal phone number being public and would be responded promptly.

1. Use “Padayatra with Purpose” – walk area-by-area, with visible volunteer enthusiasm.

2. Have 1 “Family Meeting Day” every week – invite 20–30 families to small gatherings for tea and direct conversation.

3. Daily follow-ups with people we meet (via WhatsApp “Thank you” notes).

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