Mukesh Ambani backs Congress' Milind Deora for South Mumbai

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Mukesh Ambani backs Congress' Milind Deora for South Mumbai

Prashant Singh

Apr 19, 2019, 01:28 IST

TNN
Reliance Industries Ltd chairman Mukesh Ambani has endorsed Congress’s Milind Deora for the Mumbai South seat. (Reuters)

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Reliance Industries Ltd chairman Mukesh Ambani has endorsed Congress’s Milind Deora for the Mumbai South seat
  • Mumbai South goes to vote on April 29
  • The richest banker in Asia, Uday Kotak, too has declared his support for Deora
MUMBAI: 
Reliance Industries Ltd
chairman Mukesh Ambani has endorsed Congress’s Milind Deora for the Mumbai South seat, which is scheduled to vote on April 29.

The richest banker in Asia, 
Uday Kotak
, too has declared his support for Deora. In a video shared by Deora on his 
Twitter
 timeline, Ambani says, “Milind is the man for south Mumbai… Having represented South Bombay for 10 years, I believe Milind has in-depth knowledge of the social, economic and cultural ecosystem of south Bombay. Under his leadership, small and big enterprises will flourish in south 
is unusual for industrialists to come out in support of a candidate. Besides, Ambani’s support for Deora comes at a time when Congress has been targeting his brother, Anil, for allegedly benefiting from the Rafale deal.


Mukesh and 
Anil Ambani
 are different entities: Deora

Kotak says in the video, “Milind is truly Mumbai ka connection. I genuinely believe Milind understands south Mumbai, his family has been associated with Mumbai for a long time, his family is (an) advocate of trade and industry in New Delhi.” The video also shows other entrepreneurs, traders and ordinary citizens rooting for Deora, who was recently appointed Mumbai city unit president of Congress.

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