‘No matter what anyone says, I am the president of NCP’, Sharad Pawar’s direct challenge to nephew Ajit
Sharad Pawar has made it clear that it doesn’t matter what anyone says because the NCP president is going to stay there.
NCP chief Sharad Pawar has taken on the task of posing a direct challenge to his nephew Ajit Pawar. In a show of strength meeting on Wednesday, Ajit had announced that he is the new president of the NCP. Now after his announcement, Sharad Pawar has made it clear that there is no importance for anyone to say anything because the NCP president is going to stay there.
What did Pawar say in the Delhi meeting?
For information, let us tell you that Sharad Pawar held a meeting of the National Executive of NCP on Thursday in the capital Delhi. In that meeting itself, Sharad Pawar has done the work of giving a direct challenge to his nephew Ajit. He said that let me make it clear that I am the president of NCP. It doesn’t matter who is saying what. Whether I am 82 or 92, I am still impressive.
Biggest blow to Ajit?
It is important to understand here that after Ajit’s game on Wednesday, today Sharad Pawar also showed tough attitude. During the Delhi meeting, many leaders were shown the way out of the party. In fact, 8 resolutions were passed in the NCP meeting held in Delhi. PC Chacko said after NCP’s national executive meeting that the committee reposed full faith in party president Sharad Pawar. He told that the working committee has expelled 9 leaders including Praful Patel, Sunil Tatkare from the party who joined hands with NDA.
What game is going on in the Election Commission?
Now this statement matters because Ajit has staked his claim on the entire NCP. It has even been said from his side that now Jayant Patil should resign from the post of State President. An application has also been given to the Election Commission on their behalf, in which it has been clearly stated that their faction is the real NCP and they should be recognized with the election symbol. On the other hand, Sharad Pawar’s faction has also approached the Election Commission itself. He has appealed that all the 9 MLAs who have rebelled should be disqualified.
