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Shiv Sena Ministers to hold weekly public meetings in Mumbai

Starting this week, Ministers will be available on every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday

Published - February 04, 2025 07:53 am IST - Mumbai

In a bid to enhance public outreach and address citizen grievances, Shiv Sena Ministers will now hold weekly meetings with the public at the party’s central office, Balasaheb Bhavan, in Mumbai. Starting this week, Ministers will be available on every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to directly interact with citizens, focusing on resolving issues faced by farmers and other marginalised communities

Drawing inspiration from the legacy of the party’s founder Balasaheb Thackeray, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde stated that this move aims to prioritise public service over politics.

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