A digital platform to interact with the MP, protection and preservation of open spaces and culture, and policies for all communities are assurances given by Varsha Gaikwad in her ‘personalised’ manifesto for the North Central constituency in Mumbai from where she is contesting on a Congress ticket. With hardly three days for voting, Ramesh Chennithala, Maharashtra Congress in-charge, published the manifesto on Thursday.

The fifth phase of voting is on Monday and election campaigns are in the final stage. When mid-day asked Gaikwad about the delay in publishing the manifesto, she replied, “It is not just an election manifesto, but it is my vision for the next five years for my constituency, which I have made after speaking to people in my constituency. So I don’t think there is a delay.”