Regarding Amit Shah’s absence in his programs, Ajit Pawar said that I had already informed the Home Minister’s office about my pre-scheduled programs.
Pune:
Once again a period of speculation has started in Maharashtra politics. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and NCP leader Ajit Pawar has again heated up the politics of the state with his statement. He said in a program in Baramati, “Today I have the responsibility of the Finance Department, I cannot tell whether it will be there tomorrow or not. He was speaking in a program related to the cooperative sector. During this, he also said that our institutions and sugar mills should become economically capable.
Ajit Pawar was absent in Amit Shah’s program
Let us tell you that during the visit of Union Home Minister Amit Shah to Mumbai, the absence of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar had raised many questions in the political circles. Various speculations are being made regarding this. However, Ajit Pawar on Sunday put an end to these speculations and said that he had already informed Amit Shah’s office about his pre-scheduled programmes.
Amit Shah visited the famous Lalbagh Cha Raja Pandal
Let us tell you that Home Minister Amit Shah had reached the residence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to have darshan of Lord Ganesha. He also visited the famous Lalbagh Cha Raja Pandal. After this he delivered the Laxmanrao Inamdar Memorial Lecture at Mumbai University, where he talked about the cooperative movement.
I had already informed Amit Shah’s office: Ajit Pawar
When asked about his absence in Amit Shah’s programs, Ajit Pawar said, ‘I was in Baramati on Friday. I have allotted my time for Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune and Baramati on Sunday, Monday and Friday respectively. The annual meeting of Baramati Market Committee, Baramati Bank and Sahyog Grih Nirman Sanstha was scheduled in Baramati on Friday. I had already informed Amit Shah’s office about this.
However, the absence of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar in Amit Shah’s program is raising many political questions.
