Rane Claimed That Gujarat Lagged Behind Maharashtra On Economic Indicator

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"We will get more seats than the Mahayuti (the opposition alliance of Shiv Sena, Bharatiya Janata

Party and three other parties in Maharashtra). There is no Mod i wave in Maharashtra. He is a liar who has been now exposed by giving wrong fig ures on the development of Gujarat," Rane said. Rane claimed that Gujarat lagged behind Maharashtra on economic indicators. "Mah arashtra with investments of Rs 14,73, 466 crore was leading Gujarat by more tha n Rs 75,000 crore. Gujarat had investments of Rs 13,98,247 crore," he said. Debt against GDP in Gujarat was at a precarious 26 per cent which could have serious implications for its economy, Rane said. "Post elections Gujarat will have no other option but to raise level of taxation as well as power tariffs. As opposed to this Maharashtra was better placed at 1 7 per cent debt to GDP ratio," he said. The Congress leader also sought to dismi ss the hostility from local NCP leaders, including the Member of Legislative Ass embly Deepak Kesarkar who has defied party president Sharad Pawar in opposing Ra ne. "It has always been Rane versus others during the elections," he said."We will g et more seats than the Mahayuti (the opposition alliance of Shiv Sena, Bharatiya Janata Party and three other parties in Maharashtra). There is no Modi wave in Maharashtra. He is a liar who has been now exposed by giving wrong figures on th e development of Gujarat," Rane said. Rane claimed that Gujarat lagged behind Maharashtra on economic indicators. "Mah arashtra with investments of Rs 14,73, 466 crore was leading Gujarat by more tha n Rs 75,000 crore. Gujarat had investments of Rs 13,98,247 crore," he said. Debt against GDP in Gujarat was at a precarious 26 per cent which could have serious implications for its economy, Rane said. "Post elections Gujarat will have no other option but to raise level of taxation as well as power tariffs. As opposed to this Maharashtra was better placed at 1 7 per cent debt to GDP ratio," he said. The Congress leader also sought to dismi ss the hostility from local NCP leaders, including the Member of Legislative Ass embly Deepak Kesarkar who has defied party president Sharad Pawar in opposing Ra ne. "It has always been Rane versus others during the elections," he said.

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