Congress Unveils BMC Poll Vision: Marathi Schools, Anti-Corruption Drive in Mumbai

• Mumbai Congress president Varsha Gaikwad launched the party's vision for the January 15 BMC polls, promising a "progressive Mumbai."
• Key pledges include reopening Marathi-medium schools, tackling corruption, and ensuring transparent governance.
• The party aims to expand the BEST bus fleet to over 6,000 and introduce a Universal Free Health Card for all Mumbaikars.
• Other commitments involve increasing water supply, enforcing the Street Vendors Act, and combating construction pollution.
• Gaikwad accused the ruling Mahayuti administration of misusing ₹12,000 crore and poor BMC performance.

Why It Matters: Congress outlines ambitious plans for BMC polls, focusing on education, health, and transparent governance.