Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar After the demise of Sunetra Pawar, most of the party MLAs supported making Sunetra Pawar the national president of NCP. It is claimed that some people did not sign in support of this proposal. Sharad Pawar group MLA Rohit Pawar reacted in this regard. He tried to draw attention to the fact that some NCP leaders did not support making Sunetra Pawar the national president of the party.
NCP (SP) leader Rohit Pawar said, “35 MLAs and 32 office bearers have signed to make Sunetra Kaki the national president of NCP, the rest who have not signed, it is a matter of discussion in their own party.”
Ask questions to those who did not sign – Rohit Pawar
He further said, “You should see the list of those who have not signed, ask them why they did not sign?” When Sunetra Kaki’s name is announced and she becomes the party president, we should congratulate her. Rohit Pawar had also claimed during a press conference on Wednesday (February 18) that some MLAs did not support the proposal to make Sunetra Pawar the national president.
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Sharad Pawar faction leader Rohit Pawar also responded to the questions asked about the merger of the two factions of NCP. He said, “We were discussing the merger with Ajit Dada Pawar, but he is no more in this world. We were coming together after seeing Ajit Dada and the work done by him. A member of his family should be made the national president of that party. Sunetra Kaki has been made Deputy CM in Maharashtra Government. Except the Finance Department, all other departments have been given to Sunetra Kaki.
Rohit Pawar had claimed in the press conference on Wednesday that Ajit Dada wanted to make many changes in the leadership of NCP. He said, “They wanted a young person to become the state president. Amol Kolhe’s name was proposed, that is why Amol Kolhe attended many meetings. Discussions were taking place in this regard. But today the grandfather with whom we were comfortable is no more. His emotional and political desires were secondary. He wanted both the party families to come together.