Issuing a statement, MDC said that based on Narvekar's success in the past, we have decided to support him in the forthcoming BMC elections scheduled this month.
Highlighting Narvekar's "significant achievements, MDC said, "He worked closely with the various resident associations and increased the participation of citizens, either through residents associations or through their corporators to find solutions to their civic issues."
Narvekar was the only citizen who successfully contested as an independent candidate in 2012.
Narvekar is a brother of NCP MLC Rahul Narvekar who was earlier associated with Shiv Sena.
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