India Morning News
Amravati — A major political development has emerged after former MP Navneet Rana signaled her intention to return to Parliament. During a BJP campaign meeting in Dharni, Rana said she remains committed to public work despite her defeat in the last election. Speaking on stage in the presence of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, she said, “I will come back. Even after losing, I continued working and came here to campaign. Devendra bhau has always supported women.”
Her statement gained further weight after CM Fadnavis responded positively. He said, “With the blessings of the people, Navneet Rana will not remain a former MP,” which has sparked strong political discussion, with many seeing it as a clear indication that the BJP may support her re-entry.
Fadnavis also highlighted that the government has delivered on its promises. He said the number of diseases covered under government health schemes has increased from 1,300 to 2,400. He also announced that Dharni’s existing 50-bed hospital will be upgraded to a 100-bed facility, and assured that the Ladki Bahin Yojana will continue without change.
He added that BJP leaders do not disappear after elections and remain committed to people’s welfare.
