Pawar, former Union agriculture minister, will apprise President of the situation in the country in the backdrop of the farmers’ agitation outside Delhi.
On 23 November 2019, Ajit Pawar was sworn in as Maharashtra's deputy CM under a BJP govt led by Fadnavis. A year later, he still holds the post, but in a Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress govt.
Former BJP leader Eknath Khadse joined the NCP on Friday in the presence of party chief Sharad Pawar in Mumbai. He earlier alleged that he had suffered a lot in the BJP.
Pawar’s defence of Thackeray came after BJP’s stinging criticism of the CM’s ‘work from home’ style when parts of Maharashtra have been battered by floods.
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Sharad Pawar met Uddhav Thackeray at the CM's official residence. They reportedly discussed future unlocking process and COVID-19 situation in the state.
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There is little doubt that farmers are being used by the Congress and random opposition parties as a weapon against the BJP government. These parties are not really interested in the reforms of any type except to line their own pockets and continue the monumentally corrupt practices. It is a pity that the largely poor and illiterate farmers are being used this way. Indian politics are so appalling that even sensible reforms can be misrepresented and farmers can be used as fodder for their disadvantage! The so-called leaders of the oppoisition parties and their flatterers in the media commetariat should be ashamed of themselves!
There is little doubt that farmers are being used by the Congress and random opposition parties as a weapon against the BJP government. These parties are not really interested in the reforms of any type except to line their own pockets and continue the monumentally corrupt practices. It is a pity that the largely poor and illiterate farmers are being used this way. Indian politics are so appalling that even sensible reforms can be misrepresented and farmers can be used as fodder for their disadvantage! The so-called leaders of the oppoisition parties and their flatterers in the media commetariat should be ashamed of themselves!