The roadshow spanned four hours, starting at 9 am and concluding at 1 pm, allowing ample time for interaction with residents and supporters along the route.

During the roadshow, Goyal interacted with people, discussing various issues and garnering support for the BJP's agenda and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

Goyal expressed confidence in Prime Minister Modi's leadership, stating that the public has decided to re-elect him with a significant majority, aiming for over 400 seats in the Lok Sabha to achieve the vision of a developed India by its 100th year of independence.

Goyal criticised the Congress party, asserting that it lacks substantial policies and is on the decline, highlighting its failure to field a candidate for the Mumbai North seat as evidence of its dwindling influence.

Earlier, Goyal emphasised the success of the Modi government, proclaiming that the country is secure and progressing towards prosperity under his leadership, while asserting the failure of the opposition to provide a viable alternative.

Maharashtra holds significant electoral importance with its 48 Lok Sabha seats, the second-largest after Uttar Pradesh, making it a crucial battleground for political parties contesting the elections.

The Lok Sabha elections 2024 in Maharashtra are conducted in multiple phases, with the first and second phases already completed on April 19 and April 26, respectively, while subsequent phases are scheduled for May 7, May 13, and May 20.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP secured 23 out of 25 contested seats, while the Shiv Sena won 18 out of 23 seats. The NCP, part of the opposition alliance, won four seats out of the 19 contested.

The counting of votes for the Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra is slated for June 4, marking the culmination of the electoral process.