Zarine Manchanda Launching Her Own Political Party; To Contest Mla Elections In Andheri West In 2024

Among the initiatives signaled by Zarine Manchanda as her political priorities will be to invigorate and beautify Andheri West in a myriad of ways and also have a core purpose to improve the lives of our poorest residents.

Additionally, the core principle of ZMPP is that all citizens are equal under the law regardless of gender, religion, age, income, educational level, orientation or other demographic factor. ZMPP will strive to achieve this mission by promulgating laws, and policies consistent with this mandate.

Ms. Manchanda’s political vision is tied to her success as CEO of her charity NGO. “Through my Foundation I have gone to the slum cells hundreds and hundreds of times. I have listened to their concerns and grievances and I stand with them. One of the reasons I established my Foundation was to expand my political base and now that I have achieved this goal the time is now to launch my political career.”

While her Foundation has been a stunning success story, garnering coverage in all of India’s most prestigious media as well as internationally, Ms. Manchanda notes the following: “Yes it true my Foundation has shown compassion and commitment to our poorest brothers and sisters, I know that a political base will significantly expand my ability to implement policies and to trigger economic development to move thousands out of poverty, to provide better education for such children that rivals what students experience from more privileged upbringings, and to provide more accessible medical care to these residents.”

The launch of ZMPP seems a special destiny for Zarine Manchanda. She was born in Himachal Pradesh, the daughter of a respected politician and cabinet minister who was also Himachal’s most successful businessman and entrepreneur. In enjoying a ‘Princess Life” growing up, Zarine recalls that “from my earliest days as a young girl, I watched my father interact with constituents who many times stood in long queues at our home to meet him. He had such a dynamic and charismatic quality, he always made each constituent feel important and empowered, to let them know he was on their side. I always think of him when I meet the residents of Andheri’s slums one at a time and I hope I bring a similar dynamism and passion in my interactions just as my dear late father did. Politics is obviously in my DNA and I hope to use political capital to continue to be the ‘Champion of Change’ and ‘Princess of the Poor’ as I have been described in the media.”

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