Mumbai, Oct 24 (Reporter) As upcoming Maharashtra Assembly polls draw nearer, the Worli constituency is abuzz with the need for a local leader to represent its unique blend of high-rises and low-income neighbourhoods. The call for a familiar face — someone who understands the issues on the ground — is louder than ever, and Arjun Meghe, general secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), who is son of veteran politician Datta Meghe, seems to be an ideal fit. Group of local residents of Worli said that Meghe has earned a reputation for being a young and dynamic leader who is deeply connected to the pulse of the constituency. Over the last few years, he has shown a relentless commitment to addressing the area’s needs, making him a favourite among local residents who knows their struggles firsthand. Crucially, the BJP has yet to declare its list of candidates for upcoming assembly election, leaving the door open for speculation. With the demand for a local face growing stronger, Meghe’s grassroots work and deep ties to the community suggest that he could be the perfect fit to fulfil Worli residents' desire for a representative who understands their issues. His local roots, dedication to the area and willingness to serve the party leadership make him a strong contender for the ticket. Former chief minister and Shiv Sena (UBT) president Uddhav Thackery's son, Aaditya Thackery, is a sitting MLA from this constituency and he filed his nomination today afternoon...////...