Janhit Lokshahi Party Official Announcement by the National President, Mr. Ashokrao Alhat Supreme Court Clears Way for Pending Local Self-Government Elections in Maharashtra The Supreme Court of India has issued important directions regarding the pending local self-government elections in Maharashtra. According to the court’s directions, the remaining elections can be conducted as an interim arrangement. These elections will remain subject to the final decision of the court regarding reservation, including the OBC reservation issue. Key Directions of the Supreme Court 1. The pending local self-government elections can proceed as an interim arrangement. 2. The Maharashtra State Government must provide sufficient manpower and necessary resources to the State Election Commission. 3. The State Election Commission and State Government must take the necessary steps to conduct the pending elections. 4. Elections must be conducted in accordance with the conditions and directions issued by the Supreme Court. 5. The final decision regarding reservation will remain applicable to these elections. Statement by the National President Local self-government institutions are an important part of India’s democratic system. Elections to these institutions ensure public participation in local governance. Janhit Lokshahi Party appeals to citizens to actively participate in the democratic process and encourages transparent and lawful elections across Maharashtra. National President: Mr. Ashokrao Alhat Janhit Lokshahi Party Contact Number: 7738033353
Related News
Janhit Lokshahi Party Supports Sarpanchs’ Protest at Azad Maidan
The National President of Janhit Lokshahi Party, Hon. Ashokrao Alhat, publicly extended his support to the Sarpanchs' protest at Azad Maidan, Mumbai, on 2 November 2026. He demanded immediate government action on their demands and warned of large-scale protests if the issues remain unresolved.
Raju Patel Raises Concerns Over Deekshabhoomi Management\
Janhit Lokshahi Party’s Maharashtra State Vice President Raju Patel expressed serious concerns over the management of Deekshabhoomi in Nagpur and called for transparency and collective action.
Drought Inspection or Photo Session? Are Farmers’ Suffering and Security Personnel Being Ignored? Questions Adv. Shankar Chavan
Janhit Lokshahi Party Maharashtra State President Adv\. Shankar Chavan has questioned the purpose of the Chief Minister’s drought inspection visit to Dharashiv\. He raised concerns over whether the government is genuinely addressing farmers’ suffering or merely conducting visits for publicity and photo opportunities\. He also questioned the safety and treatment of security personnel deployed during such visits