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The game of politics is dirty. All the leaders say that their politics is unique, but when the claim starts to backfire, then the game is only bad. As long as you keep moving forward, people praise you and when the claim fails, then the same leader starts falling from the eyes of the public. So has the same condition happened to Sharad Pawar / Has Sharad Pawar become very weak now in Maharashtra (Maharashtra Politics)

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"Maharashtra Doesn't Have Woman Minister" In Cabinet: Ajit Pawar

Ajit Pawar said the new policy should provide social security for women. (File) Mumbai: Leader of Opposition in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Ajit Pawar on Wednesday pointed out that there is not a single woman in the state cabinet. The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader was speaking in the Assembly on a resolution moved by Speaker Rahul Narvekar urging the government to formulate a…

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With Another Major Leader on the Verge of Leaving, Is Ajit Pawar Losing Ground in Pimpri-Chinchwad?

Reported By Varad Bhatkhande Pimpri Chinchwad, 11th September 2024: Ajit Pawar may face a setback on his home turf, Pimpri Chinchwad. Former MLA from Bhosari, Vilas Lande, is reportedly unhappy after not being allowed to contest the Lok Sabha elections from Shirur. Since then, Lande has been on the verge of leaving Ajit Pawar’s Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) to join the Nationalist Congress…

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Society doesnt like anybody breaking own family: Ajit Pawar

Noting that society doesn’t like rifts in families, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he experienced it and has already admitted his mistake, an apparent reference to the contest between his wife Sunetra and cousin Supriya Sule in the recent Lok Sabha polls. This is the second time in less than a month that NCP leader Pawar publicly admitted he had made a mistake by fielding his wife against NCP (SP) leader Sule, the daughter of his uncle Sharad Pawar, and noted politics should not enter the home. The “admission” of mistake came against the backdrop of poor performance by the NCP, one of the constituents of the Mahayuti alliance in the state, in its maiden general elections after a split in the party. Addressing the Jansamman rally organised by the NCP in Gadchiroli city on Friday, Ajit Pawar tried to discourage party leader and state minister Dharmarao Baba Aatram’s daughter Bhagyashri from crossing over to the Sharad Pawar-led NCP (SP). Speculation is going around about a potential contest between Bhagyashri and her father in the upcoming state assembly elections. “Nobody loves a daughter more than her father. Despite giving her away in marriage in Belgaum, he (Aatram) stood by her in Gadchiroli and made her the president of Zilla Parishad. Now you (Bhagyashri) are set to fight against your own father. Is this right?” the deputy CM asked the gathering. “You should support your father and help him win because only he has the capacity and determination to develop the region. The society never accepts breaking one’s own family,” he said. This is like breaking the family, Ajit Pawar said, referring to the rift between Bhagyashri and her father over her political move. “Society doesn’t like this. I have experienced the same and accepted my mistake,” he said. The NCP led by Ajit Pawar suffered a severe drubbing in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, losing three of the four constituencies, including Baramati, it had contested. In contrast, the Sharad Pawar-led faction won eight out of the 10 seats it contested. Aatram, an MLA from Aheri in Gadchiroli district, has sided with Ajit Pawar. “Aatram’s daughter learnt politics from her father. Aatram was a ‘vastad’ (master) in politics who always kept one move close to his chest and played it at the appropriate time. Like the vastad, Aatram too doesn’t teach everything to his pupil,”Ajit Pawar quipped. Published By: Sudeep Lavania Published On: Sep 8, 2024 Source link via The Novum Times

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Society doesn't like anybody breaking their own family; have realised my mistake: Ajit Pawar

Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said he had already admitted his mistake over the electoral contest between his wife Sunetra and cousin Supriya Sule. File | Photo Credit: PTI Noting that society doesn’t like rifts in families, NCP leader and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said he had already admitted his mistake, an apparent reference to the electoral contest between his wife…

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Ajit Pawar on fielding wife against cousin in Baramati polls

Underlining that politics shouldn't be allowed to enter homes, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he made a mistake by pitting his wife against his cousin Supriya Sule in the Baramati Lok Sabha polls.

In an interview with a Marathi news channel, Ajit Pawar, who is on a statewide 'Jan Samman Yatra', said the decision taken by the NCP parliamentary board was wrong.

"I love all my sisters. One shouldn't allow politics to enter homes. I made a mistake in fielding Sunetra against my sister. This shouldn't have happened. But the parliamentary board (of NCP) made a decision. Now I feel it was wrong," Ajit Pawar said.

In the Lok Sabha elections, Supriya Sule won for the fourth successive time from the Baramati seat by 1.5 lakh votes against Ajit Pawar's wife Sunetra. Sule is the daughter of NCP supremo Sharad Pawar. Sunetra Pawar was later elected to the Rajya Sabha.

Pawar, whose rebellion led to a split in the NCP, said Sharad Pawar was a senior leader and "head of their family" and he would not respond to any criticism made by his uncle.

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Big jolt to Ajit Pawar as two dozen city leaders join Sharad Pawar’s NCP

Spelling a setback for Nationalist Congress Party President and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, around two dozen office-bearers of Pimpri-Chinchwad hitched on to the Sharad Pawar-led NCP, here on Wednesday.

A beaming Sharad Pawar personally welcomed the office-bearers, comprising 20 ex-municipal corporators including several women, to the NCP (SP) fold offering them the party flags, stoles and his blessings, in the presence of other party leaders at a small function held at his residence.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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Maharashtra News: No one knows what will happen next in the politics of Maharashtra, but at present the tussle that was going on within the Shinde government regarding cabinet expansion and distribution of portfolios has been resolved.

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Society doesn’t like anybody breaking own family: Ajit Pawar

Noting that society doesn’t like rifts in families, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he experienced it and has already admitted his mistake, an apparent reference to the contest between his wife Sunetra and cousin Supriya Sule in the recent Lok Sabha polls. This is the second time in less than a month that NCP leader Pawar publicly admitted he had made a mistake by fielding…

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Year After NCP Split, Ajit Pawar Struggles To Stop Exodus To Uncle's Camp

NCP split last year and Ajit Pawar joined the Shiv Sena-BJP government as Deputy CM Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar is in a huddle with party colleagues in Pune today after several key leaders switched to the NCP faction led by his uncle and party founder Sharad Pawar. Four Pune leaders resigned from their roles in the NCP faction led by Ajit Pawar and joined the Sharad…

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Who Should Lead Maharashtra in 2024

As the 2024 state assembly elections approach, the competition for Maharashtra’s next Chief Minister is intensifying. The political scene is abuzz with discussions about potential candidates and the direction the state’s leadership might take. Let’s explore the leading contenders and the elements that could sway their chances of securing the Chief Minister’s seat.

The Frontrunners

Sharad Pawar (Nationalist Congress Party — NCP)

Background: Sharad Pawar, a seasoned politician and the founder of the NCP, has been a key player in Maharashtra’s political arena for many years. Renowned for his political savvy and extensive experience, Pawar has been instrumental in shaping the state’s political landscape.

Prospects: Although Pawar himself might not be running for Chief Minister due to his age and health concerns, his influence within the NCP is likely to affect the party’s choice of candidate. His support is crucial for any potential leader within the party.

Ajit Pawar (NCP)

Background: Ajit Pawar, the nephew of Sharad Pawar, is a prominent figure in the NCP and has previously served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Known for his administrative skills and strong presence in western Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar is a leading contender.

Prospects: Ajit Pawar’s leadership qualities and experience position him as a strong contender for the Chief Minister’s role. However, the outcome will depend on the party’s internal dynamics and alliances.

Chandrashekhar Bawankule (Bharatiya Janata Party — BJP)

Background: Chandrashekhar Bawankule, a senior BJP leader, has been actively involved in state politics and has held various ministerial positions in the past. He is recognized for his grassroots connections and organizational abilities.

Prospects: Bawankule’s strong organizational skills and loyalty to the party leadership make him a viable candidate. The BJP’s decision will hinge on their strategic approach and the dynamics of their alliances.

As the 2024 state assembly elections approach, the competition for Maharashtra’s next Chief Minister is intensifying. The political scene is abuzz with discussions about potential candidates and the direction the state’s leadership might take. Let’s explore the leading contenders and the elements that could sway their chances of securing the Chief Minister’s seat.

The Frontrunners

Sharad Pawar (Nationalist Congress Party — NCP)

Background: Sharad Pawar, a seasoned politician and the founder of the NCP, has been a key player in Maharashtra’s political arena for many years. Renowned for his political savvy and extensive experience, Pawar has been instrumental in shaping the state’s political landscape.

Prospects: Although Pawar himself might not be running for Chief Minister due to his age and health concerns, his influence within the NCP is likely to affect the party’s choice of candidate. His support is crucial for any potential leader within the party.

Ajit Pawar (NCP)

Background: Ajit Pawar, the nephew of Sharad Pawar, is a prominent figure in the NCP and has previously served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Known for his administrative skills and strong presence in western Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar is a leading contender.

Prospects: Ajit Pawar’s leadership qualities and experience position him as a strong contender for the Chief Minister’s role. However, the outcome will depend on the party’s internal dynamics and alliances.

Chandrashekhar Bawankule (Bharatiya Janata Party — BJP)

Background: Chandrashekhar Bawankule, a senior BJP leader, has been actively involved in state politics and has held various ministerial positions in the past. He is recognized for his grassroots connections and organizational abilities.

Prospects: Bawankule’s strong organizational skills and loyalty to the party leadership make him a viable candidate. The BJP’s decision will hinge on their strategic approach and the dynamics of their alliances.

As the 2024 state assembly elections approach, the competition for Maharashtra’s next Chief Minister is intensifying. The political scene is abuzz with discussions about potential candidates and the direction the state’s leadership might take. Let’s explore the leading contenders and the elements that could sway their chances of securing the Chief Minister’s seat.

The Frontrunners

Sharad Pawar (Nationalist Congress Party — NCP)

Background: Sharad Pawar, a seasoned politician and the founder of the NCP, has been a key player in Maharashtra’s political arena for many years. Renowned for his political savvy and extensive experience, Pawar has been instrumental in shaping the state’s political landscape.

Prospects: Although Pawar himself might not be running for Chief Minister due to his age and health concerns, his influence within the NCP is likely to affect the party’s choice of candidate. His support is crucial for any potential leader within the party.

Ajit Pawar (NCP)

Background: Ajit Pawar, the nephew of Sharad Pawar, is a prominent figure in the NCP and has previously served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Known for his administrative skills and strong presence in western Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar is a leading contender.

Prospects: Ajit Pawar’s leadership qualities and experience position him as a strong contender for the Chief Minister’s role. However, the outcome will depend on the party’s internal dynamics and alliances.

Chandrashekhar Bawankule (Bharatiya Janata Party — BJP)

Background: Chandrashekhar Bawankule, a senior BJP leader, has been actively involved in state politics and has held various ministerial positions in the past. He is recognized for his grassroots connections and organizational abilities.

Prospects: Bawankule’s strong organizational skills and loyalty to the party leadership make him a viable candidate. The BJP’s decision will hinge on their strategic approach and the dynamics of their alliances.

As the 2024 state assembly elections approach, the competition for Maharashtra’s next Chief Minister is intensifying. The political scene is abuzz with discussions about potential candidates and the direction the state’s leadership might take. Let’s explore the leading contenders and the elements that could sway their chances of securing the Chief Minister’s seat.

The Frontrunners

Sharad Pawar (Nationalist Congress Party — NCP)

Background: Sharad Pawar, a seasoned politician and the founder of the NCP, has been a key player in Maharashtra’s political arena for many years. Renowned for his political savvy and extensive experience, Pawar has been instrumental in shaping the state’s political landscape.

Prospects: Although Pawar himself might not be running for Chief Minister due to his age and health concerns, his influence within the NCP is likely to affect the party’s choice of candidate. His support is crucial for any potential leader within the party.

Ajit Pawar (NCP)

Background: Ajit Pawar, the nephew of Sharad Pawar, is a prominent figure in the NCP and has previously served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Known for his administrative skills and strong presence in western Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar is a leading contender.

Prospects: Ajit Pawar’s leadership qualities and experience position him as a strong contender for the Chief Minister’s role. However, the outcome will depend on the party’s internal dynamics and alliances.

Chandrashekhar Bawankule (Bharatiya Janata Party — BJP)

Background: Chandrashekhar Bawankule, a senior BJP leader, has been actively involved in state politics and has held various ministerial positions in the past. He is recognized for his grassroots connections and organizational abilities.

Prospects: Bawankule’s strong organizational skills and loyalty to the party leadership make him a viable candidate. The BJP’s decision will hinge on their strategic approach and the dynamics of their alliances.

Eknath Shinde (Shiv Sena — Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena)

Background: Eknath Shinde is the current Chief Minister of Maharashtra and a key leader of the Shiv Sena (Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena). He has a significant following among the party’s members and has played a crucial role in major policy decisions.

Prospects: Shinde’s incumbency and leadership within his party position him as a formidable candidate. His ability to navigate coalition politics will be essential for his re-election.

Devendra Fadnavis (BJP)

Background: Devendra Fadnavis, a former Chief Minister of Maharashtra and a senior BJP leader, is celebrated for his administrative skills and focus on development. He enjoys a strong base within the BJP and among the voters.

Prospects: Fadnavis’s experience as a former Chief Minister and his popularity within the BJP position him as a strong contender. His capacity to forge alliances and his record will significantly influence his prospects.

Uddhav Thackeray (Shiv Sena — UBT)

Background: Uddhav Thackeray, the leader of Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray), has previously served as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. He is known for his leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic and his focus on regional issues.

Prospects: Thackeray’s leadership during the pandemic and his emphasis on regional matters have made him a notable candidate. His ability to lead during challenging times and his approach to governance will be critical for his success.

Nana Patole (Indian National Congress — INC)

Background: As the head of the Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee and a key figure in the Congress party, Nana Patole is deeply engaged in state politics and has a solid connection with the grassroots level.

Prospects: Patole’s leadership in the Congress and his popularity among the rural voters position him as a possible candidate. The success of the Congress in the upcoming elections and their strategic partnerships are vital factors.

Raj Thackeray (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena — MNS)

Background: Raj Thackeray, the leader of the MNS, is recognized for his passionate oratory and firm stance on issues related to the region. He enjoys a loyal following, especially in cities.

Prospects: Thackeray’s skill in rallying support around regional matters and his charismatic leadership suggest he could be a strong contender. However, his prospects hinge on the MNS’s performance and the alliances they form.

The Mahayuti (Grand Alliance) Factor

The Mahayuti, or Grand Alliance, which includes the BJP, Shiv Sena (Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena), and other associated parties, will play a crucial role in the upcoming elections. The decision on who to nominate as the Chief Ministerial candidate will be shaped by their joint strategy and the effort to maintain a balance among the coalition’s various interests.

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Chagan Bhujbal on Sunetra Pawar's Rajya Sabha nomination

The Rajya Sabha Secretariat has announced ten vacancies in the Upper House. Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's wife Sunetra Pawar on Thursday filed papers as the NCP candidate for the Rajya Sabha elections. Senior party leader and Minister of State Chagan Bhujbal is keen to contest the elections but is not upset with Sunetra Pawar's candidature, saying the move was a mutual…

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In Squabble Over Minister Berths, Ajit Pawar, Eknath Shinde's Waiting Game

Running a coalition government is no easy feat, as evidenced by Monday morning's discord between the BJP and its Maharashtra allies. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena faction and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's NCP group found themselves at odds, shedding light on the challenges within the alliance.

A remarkable 71 MPs, primarily from the BJP and a few allied parties, were sworn in following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unprecedented third oath-taking ceremony. However, Maharashtra's representation was modest, with only five MPs, a stark contrast to the BJP-led NDA's lackluster performance in the state, securing just 17 out of 48 Lok Sabha seats.

Within this small contingent, four MPs hail from the BJP, while the fifth, Prataprao Jadhav from the Shinde Sena, assumed a junior ministerial position. Notably, a similar offer extended to Praful Patel of the NCP was declined, citing it as a "demotion."

The NCP insists that Patel's prior experience as a cabinet minister warrants a higher-ranking post. Ajit Pawar affirmed his party's readiness to wait for a cabinet berth, highlighting their ongoing negotiations with the BJP.

Despite these tensions, both the NCP and the Shinde Sena affirm their support for the BJP, understanding the fragile nature of the coalition government. Devendra Fadnavis, senior BJP leader, hinted at considering an upgraded post for the NCP in the future cabinet expansion.

Amidst these deliberations, the Shinde Sena, initially demanding three ministerial positions, eventually settled for one. However, they anticipate their "share" in the upcoming cabinet expansion.

Navigating these intricate power dynamics poses a challenge for the BJP, especially considering the existing demands from both the NCP and the Shinde Sena. With the union cabinet nearing its maximum capacity, accommodating these requests presents a logistical hurdle for Prime Minister Modi.

While the BJP has secured two cabinet berths and two junior positions for its Maharashtra MPs, the unequal distribution of seats among coalition partners complicates the equation. With the Lok Sabha majority secured primarily through NDA allies, the BJP must carefully balance their interests to maintain stability in the government.

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Day After Quitting Congress, Ashok Chavan To Join BJP Today

A day after he quit the Congress, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan is set to join the BJP later today. "Today around 12-12:30, I am going to start a new journey of my political career, I am going to join BJP," Mr Chavan told news agency ANI.

He had yesterday told the media that he will take a decision on his next step in a couple of days. Deputy Chief Minister and the state's top BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, it is learnt, will welcome Mr Chavan into the party. Mr Chavan's aide Amar Rajurkar, who resigned as MLC with him, will also join the BJP today.

Sources have said the former Chief Minister may be offered a Rajya Sabha seat. That would also explain his decision to join the BJP a day after he resigned from the Congress and the Assembly: time for filing nomination for the Rajya Sabha polls is running out.

"I have resigned from the Assembly membership as an MLA. I have given my resignation to the Speaker. I have resigned from the Congress Working Committee and the Congress primary membership. I have not decided to join any party. I will clear my stand on joining a party after two days," Mr Chavan had told reporters yesterday.

Mr Chavan's exit is yet another blow to Maharashtra Congress months ahead of state polls and the general election. Earlier, key Congress leader, Milind Deora, quit the party and joined the Eknath Shinde faction of Shiv Sena. Baba Siddique too left and moved to the Ajit Pawar-led NCP.

According to Congress sources, Mr Chavan's differences with state party chief Nana Patole played a key role in his decision. Speaking to the media yesterday, he had suggested that he was upset over the delay in finalising seat-sharing within the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance with just months left for the polls.

Mumbai Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam said that the former Chief Minister was upset over the working style of a Congress leader in Maharashtra. He did not name any leader. "He (Chavan) had approached the top leadership. Had his complaint been taken seriously, this situation would not have happened," Mr Nirupam said.

Congress leaders have taken swipes at Mr Chavan following his decision. Senior party leader Jairam Ramesh took a "washing machine" jab -- washing machine is an oft-repeated reference the Congress uses to accuse the BJP of stalling criminal investigations against Opposition leaders who switch to their side.

"When friends and colleagues leave a political party that has given them much -- perhaps much more they deserved -- it is always a matter of anguish. But to those who are vulnerable THAT Washing Machine will always prove more attractive than ideological commitment or personal loyalties," Mr Ramesh said. "These betrayers don't realise that their exit opens up vast new opportunities to those whose growth they have always stunted," he added.

Maharashtra Congress chief Patole said it is "unfortunate that leaders who have got everything are leaving the Congress party and ideology".

The son of former Maharashtra Chief Minister Shankarrao Chavan, Ashok Chavan wields significant influence in Nanded region. His exit comes at a time when the Maha Vikas Aghadi -- comprising the Uddhav Thackeray faction of Shiv Sena, the Sharad Pawar camp of NCP and the Congress -- faces two tall poll challenges.

Ashok Chavan has had an eventful political journey so far. Starting out as a student leader during his college days, he went on to hold key posts in the Congress, including Maharashtra Congress chief and a member of the Congress Working Committee. He has served as an MP from Nanded on two occasions and been a member of both Houses of the state legislature.

After serving as state minister, he was chosen for the Chief Minister post after Vilasrao Deshmukh stepped down in the aftermath of the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai. The Congress retained him on the top post after the 2009 state polls. The stint was, however, short as Mr Chavan was forced to step down amid corruption allegations related to the Adarsh Housing Society scam.

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Former Maharashtra Chief Minister, Ashok Chavan, Joins BJP After Parting Ways with Congress

In a significant political development, Ashok Chavan, the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has officially joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today, just a day after announcing his resignation from the Congress. A prominent figure for the Congress in the politically crucial state, Chavan was welcomed into the BJP fold by Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and the state party chief, Chandrashekhar Bawankul.

Sources indicate that Mr. Chavan is set to file nomination papers for the upcoming Rajya Sabha election tomorrow. The urgency of the nomination deadline played a pivotal role in his swift transition from the Congress to the BJP, as per the sources.

While addressing the media yesterday, Chavan had initially hinted at taking a few days to decide on his political future. However, this morning, he surprised many by announcing his immediate entry into a new political journey with the BJP.

The departure of Ashok Chavan marks another setback for the Maharashtra Congress, coming just months ahead of state polls and the general election. Earlier, prominent Congress leader Milind Deora left the party to join the Eknath Shinde faction of Shiv Sena, and Baba Siddique shifted allegiance to the Ajit Pawar-led NCP.

Congress insiders suggest that Chavan’s decision was influenced by his differences with state party chief Nana Patole. Yesterday, he expressed dissatisfaction with the delayed finalization of seat-sharing within the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance, raising concerns just months before the polls.

Sanjay Nirupam, a leader of Mumbai Congress, stated that Chavan was upset with the working style of a Congress leader in Maharashtra, without naming anyone specific. Nirupam remarked that Chavan had approached the top leadership, implying that his concerns were not adequately addressed, leading to the current situation.

In response to Chavan’s departure, Congress leaders have not held back from criticizing him. Senior party leader Jairam Ramesh took a veiled swipe, using the metaphor of a “washing machine” — a term often employed by Congress to accuse the BJP of impeding criminal investigations against opposition leaders who switch sides.

Ramesh expressed anguish over the departure of colleagues from the party, highlighting the allure of certain benefits over ideological commitment or personal loyalties. Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole lamented the situation, emphasizing the unfortunate departure of leaders who have received everything from the Congress party and its ideology.

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