Pune Municipal Ward Sentiment Analysis

Sentiment Analysis driven by AI (Artificial Intelligence)

October 8, 2025

Based on data collected over the last 30 days

Executive Summary

A Universal Crisis of Dissatisfaction

AI-powered analysis of 12 wards shows a state of critical, uniform public dissatisfaction, creating a highly volatile electoral environment.

77%

Average Negative Sentiment

-0.81

Average Sentiment Score (out of -1.0)

PRIORITY 1

Roads, Potholes, & Traffic

Top complaint in 9 out of 12 wards

Risk Analysis

Critical Risk Zones

Three wards show the highest level of severe negative sentiment and require immediate, dedicated intervention.

Ward No. Ward Name Sentiment Score Top Complaint (Specific)
1 Kalas–Dhanori–Lohgaon Rem. -0.85 Roads & Potholes (40%) + Water/Sewage (25%)
14 Koregaon Park–Mundhwa -0.85 Traffic/Roads (60%)
41 Mohammadwadi–Undri -0.85 Roads/Potholes (40%)

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Issue Analysis

Priority Issue Breakdown

Three key civic failures dominate public anger and must form the core of the campaign agenda.

Roads & Potholes

TIER 1 FOCUS

Water/Sewage/Utilities

TIER 2 FOCUS

Garbage/Pollution

TIER 2 FOCUS

Reference Data

Complete Ward Sentiment Data Overview

Ward No. Ward Name Sentiment % (Negative/Neutral/Positive) Top Issues Score Data Points
1Kalas–Dhanori–Lohgaon Rem.80%/15%/5%Roads(40%), Water(25%)-0.85~40
4Kharadi–Wagholi75%/15%/10%Roads(30%), Water(20%)-0.8~30
14Koregaon Park–Mundhwa80%/15%/5%Traffic/Roads(60%)-0.85~60
15Manjari Budruk–Keshavnagar75%/15%/10%Roads(45%), Garbage(25%)-0.8~70
17Ramtekdi–Malwadi–Vaiduwadi75%/15%/10%Infrastructure(35%), Water(25%)-0.8~40
20Shankar Maharaj Math–Bibwewadi75%/15%/10%Roads(30%), Garbage(25%)-0.8~30
24Kasba Ganapati–K.E.M. Hospital75%/15%/10%Civic(30%), Encroachments(25%)-0.8~30
26Ghorpade Peth–Guruwar Peth75%/15%/10%Infrastructure(35%), Water(25%)-0.8~30
34Narhe–Vadgaon Budruk75%/15%/10%Roads(30%), Garbage(25%)-0.8~30
38Balaji Nagar–Ambegaon–Katraj75%/15%/10%Traffic(30%), Infrastructure(25%)-0.8~40
39Upper Super–Indiranagar75%/15%/10%Roads(30%), Civic(25%)-0.8~30
41Mohammadwadi–Undri80%/15%/5%Roads/Potholes(40%), Water(25%)-0.85~25

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Strategy

Immediate Action Plan

Focus on proactive, tangible solutions to Tier 1 and Tier 2 issues.

Focus Area Core Messaging Key Promise
Roads & Potholes "The 90-Day Pothole-Free PMC Mission" Promise ring-fenced funds and accountability to repair the single worst road in each ward within 90 days.
Water & Sewage "Basic Rights, Not Luxury" Promise to eliminate dependency on water tankers and ensure reliable, regulated supply.
Civic Order "Operation Cleanup" Launch a high-profile, zero-tolerance drive against illegal hoardings and small encroachments.

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Targeted Messaging

Micro-Targeting Critical Wards

Localized messaging must address the precise source of anger in high-risk zones.

Ward 1: Kalas–Dhanori

Focus on specific driver phrases like "Waterlogged Craters" and "Sewage Stench."

Ward 14: Koregaon Park

Propose "Immediate Traffic Calming Measures" and high-visibility enforcement.

Ward 24: Kasba Ganapati

Focus on restoring the city's heritage by tackling Hoardings and Dust/Pollution.

Campaign Messaging

The Political Narrative Shift

We must redefine our public messaging to regain trust.

Previous Narrative

Large-scale, abstract promises.

New Narrative

Focus on Immediate, Tangible Competence. If we can fix the roads and deliver water, trust will return.

The electoral battle will be won or lost on the ability to fix BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE.

Next Steps & Follow-Up

  • 1 Finalize candidate messaging based on Ward-specific issues identified in this report.
  • 2 Draft a "Road-Fixing" policy framework with a clear, public 90-day guarantee.
  • 3 Schedule immediate site visits to Critical Risk Wards (1, 14, 41) for media coverage and public engagement.