Mujahid Ali’s first statement after victory in the survey – made a big promise to the public

These days, Thakurdwara seat has suddenly come into the center of discussion in the politics of Uttar Pradesh. The reason is a recent online survey, which has completely churned the local equations. In this latest survey conducted by UPUKLive Mujahid Ali The tremendous lead he got has not only filled his supporters with enthusiasm but has also increased the uneasiness in his opponents’ camp. From the streets of Thakurdwara to the walls of social media, there is only one question everywhere – is this rise a sign of some major political change in the times to come?

Actually, after the results of this survey Mujahid Ali He himself is seen in a very composed manner. UPUKLive Chief Editor Muhammad Faizan Exclusive conversation with He refused to accept it as just an election figure and called it an echo of the public’s ‘silent support’. Mujahid says that when people show so much trust in a face, it is not just a victory, but a feeling of great responsibility.

Solution to basic problems and 100 day roadmap

There are often big promises in the politics of Thakurdwara, but the ground reality is still limited to roads, water and poor health services. Mujahid Ali has made it clear about his priorities that his first focus will not be on show, but on strengthening the infrastructure. He told that if he gets a chance, then within the first 100 days the work will be started by ‘mapping’ the priority problems of the area.

In fact, according to local people, there has been a severe lack of transparency in government offices in Thakurdwara. Taking up the issue, Mujahid said that eliminating corruption and delay is at the top of his agenda. His vision is that the common man should not have to visit offices for his small needs.

Social media vs ground reality: reply to opponents

As soon as the results of the survey became public, discussions started in political circles. Opponents argue that there is a huge difference between the popularity of social media and the ground reality. When Mujahid Ali was questioned about this, he said smilingly, “Social media is just a medium to express my views, but I remain among the public 24 hours a day. My strength is not the mobile screen, but the people I meet every day.”

It is being told that Mujahid Ali has strengthened his hold among the youth and farmers in the recent past. He believes that social media is necessary in today’s politics, but it cannot be a substitute for ground struggle. He clarified that he is not under any kind of ‘digital illusion’ and his entire focus is on reaching every village and every house of Thakurdwara.

New vision of employment and education for youth

Mujahid Ali also shared his plans for the future of Thakurdwara i.e. the youth here. It is often seen that due to lack of employment the youth here are forced to migrate. Mujahid’s vision is to run ‘skill development programs’ at the local level and promote small industries so that hands can get work.

Apart from this, his approach towards health services is quite strict. He says that improving the condition of government hospitals and ensuring modern facilities there is his ‘top priority’. Expressing concern over the declining level of education, he said that without improving the quality of government schools, the society cannot prosper.

Overall, the politics of Thakurdwara is now at a new turning point. Only time will tell whether Mujahid Ali’s lead will really translate into vote bank, but for now he has definitely made the contest interesting with his outspoken words and clear vision. In the end, while giving a message to the people of Thakurdwara, he simply said, “Your trust is my biggest asset, and I will never let this trust be broken.”