Former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Narendra Pawar has called on his supporters to actively work towards the victory of all four Mahayuti candidates in the Kalyan-Dombivli area, utilizing the resources initially mobilized for his election campaign. Pawar, who recently withdrew his independent candidature from the Kalyan West Assembly Constituency election, made the appeal during a mass meeting with activists, supporters, and residents.

Following his withdrawal, Pawar pledged his support to Mahayuti's candidate, Vishwanath Bhoir. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, along with senior leaders, met with Pawar and his supporters to reaffirm their commitment to key development projects in Kalyan West, including the stalled Kalyan Metro, the Ring Road Project, a solid waste project, a multispecialty hospital, and the Anandibai Joshi Memorial Project. Chief Minister Shinde assured Pawar that these projects would receive necessary government support and swift action.

In a subsequent public meeting at Balaji Garden Hall in Kalyan West, Pawar addressed BJP officials, social welfare organizations, and a large gathering of residents. Emphasizing his unwavering loyalty to the BJP, Pawar stated, "A position is temporary, but party loyalty is eternal." He noted that despite offers to contest from other parties, he remains committed to the BJP's ideals. Pawar urged his supporters to prioritize party directives and work collectively to ensure a Mahayuti victory.

Key BJP leaders, including Mohene Titwala Mandal President Shaktiwan Bhoir and prominent activists such as Arjun Mhatre, Nikhil Chavan, Nitin Chaudhary, and Priya Sharma, attended the meeting. Pawar reiterated his commitment to the Anandibai Joshi Memorial Project, which has received Rs. 15 crore in state funding, with plans to commence work soon. He expressed confidence that his dedication, alongside government backing, would bring tangible progress to the constituency.