Overwhelmed by the public's response to his Jan Aashirwad rally, Union Minister Narayan Rane has said that he would try his best to serve the people and ensure maximum employment to youth through the Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises sector. He exuded confidence that BJP will win the upcoming civic polls in Mumbai and also hit out at the ruling parties in the state.<br />''<span style="color: #222222;"><br />'' Targeting Shivsena in particular, Mr. Narayan Rane said that the party does not follow the ideals of Hindutva any more and has become greedy for power. Calling for a change of heart and mindset among those who cleaned Balasaheb's memorial post his visit yesterday, the former Shivsainik said that party workers should rather focus on replacing the muddy road with a concrete pathway to the memorial. Talking about the upcoming civic polls, Mr. Rane said, BJP would transform Mumbai into a truly international city. Unhindered by the numerous FIRs filed against BJP workers for alleged violation of COVID-19 norms, the Minister said, he would continue to engage with the people. Meanwhile, MoS (Health) Dr. Bharti Pawar attended a public meeting in Nandurbar and MoS (Finance) Bhagwat Karad was in Aurangabad as part of the Jan Aashirwad rally. In a unique initiative, all the newly inducted Ministers in the Central Government have embarked on these rallies to seek people's blessings and to understand their problems and demands.</span><br />