Congresswoman Urmila Matondkar meets motorists in Borivli

Congressional candidate Urmila Matondkar and Shivanand Shetty and congressional workers and rickshaw drivers at the Shivan office Shetty in Gorai, Borivli. Urmila Matondkar, an actress turned Bollywood politician, said that she had no specific agenda for the upcoming elections in Lok Sabha and that honesty was her only agenda. All photos / Satej Shinde

Urmila Matondkar is campaigning in the riding stretching across the densely populated suburbs of Malad-Kandivali-Borivali-Borivali-Dahar, in the northwestern part of Mumbai. On Sunday she met some motorists in the riding

When Urmila Matondkar was interviewed earlier about how she will contest an election, her relatively new political status, she said, "I agree that he has a lot of experience and that he has a lot of things at his disposal but I have immense support from people and hope that they will be with me throughout my journey because I do not appear as a star in front of them. "I come to them as their representative. I just want to work for them. I am sure they will support me. "

Urmila Matondkar said that the Congress party had participated in the struggle for freedom and that it represented freedom. "I think every citizen of this country has the right to make their own choice, as provided for in the Constitution. I think people like me should stand up, not just for themselves, but for everyone.

Congress sends Urmila Matondkar from Mumbai North Lok Sabha constituency two days after her arrival at Power, Urmila Matondkar is opposed to Bharatiya Janata Party MP (BJP), Gopal Shetty, who beat former Mumbai Congress President Sanjay Nirupam in the 2014 elections in Lok Sabha

However, North Mumbai party candidate Bhartiya Janta (BJP) Gopal Shetty said earlier that her opponent Urmila Matondkar of Congress was a good actress and he respected, but the BJP will carry it with top margin Mumbai votes