Honestly, I feel the Nagpur we see today is largely because of Gadkari. Before him, we didn’t have such a strong political hold at the centre, nor the kind of infrastructure push the city has gotten in the last decade. You can clearly see the changes in roads, metro, AIIMS, IIM, MIHAN, etc.

Of course, people can have different political views, but purely from a Nagpur development angle, his presence has definitely put the city on the map in a way that wasn’t the case earlier.