Public Outreach by Tushar Kamthe at Pimpri Nilakh Weekly Market
Mission – PCMC: Assurance of Concrete Solutions After Listening to Citizens’ Issues
Pimpri : Against the backdrop of the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation General Elections 2026, Tushar Kamthe, candidate of the Nationalist Congress Party (Sharad Pawar faction) from Pimpri Nilakh–Vishalnagar Ward No. 26, visited the weekly market at Pimpri Nilakh as part of his election campaign. During the visit, he interacted directly with vegetable vendors, small traders, and local residents, listening to their concerns and difficulties.
Citizens highlighted issues related to lack of basic facilities in the market, poor cleanliness, water supply problems, safety concerns, and traffic obstructions. After carefully listening to all these issues, Tushar Kamthe assured that appropriate and concrete measures would be implemented to address them.
Speaking on the occasion, Tushar Kamthe said,
“Working honestly for the welfare of common citizens, small traders, and hardworking vendors is my primary goal. I am firmly committed to achieving the all-round, balanced, and sustainable development of the ward by taking decisions through public participation.”
Known as a proactive and service-oriented leader, Tushar Kamthe also emphasized the importance of environmental responsibility along with development. He stated that the trust and cooperation of citizens are his true strength.
He appealed to voters to press the button in front of the ‘Man Playing the Trumpet’ symbol on the polling day scheduled for 15 January, and ensure his victory with a large majority. A positive response to his campaign is being seen among citizens in the Pimpri Nilakh–Vishalnagar area.
“Ensuring justice to the issues of common citizens, hardworking vendors, and small traders, and achieving all-round and sustainable development of the ward is my goal. I am determined to provide leadership that stands on people’s trust, takes decisions through public participation, and builds confidence through action.”
— Tushar Kamthe, Candidate, Nationalist Congress Party (Sharad Pawar faction), Ward No. 26
