Sharad Pawar's strong criticism of Ajit Pawar
Accordingly nationalist congress party President Sharad Pawar's elderly sister Saroj Patil on thursday said that "only the party has been divided, not the Pawar family". He appointed his nephew, nationalist congress party (NCP) President and deputy chief minister Ajit A. Pawar also turned his ears gently, because his nephew had recently targeted his brother Sharad Pawar.
Meanwhile Saroj Patil told the media here on thursday, “I want to make it clear that there is no division in the Pawar family… Only the party has been divided, not our family. We are a very cultured and close family. No one needs to worry about this.” Taking aim at the bharatiya janata party (BJP), which is in alliance with Ajit Pawar's NCP, he said, "They only want to remove supriya sule (Sharad Pawar's daughter) and get Sunetra ajit pawar elected."
Saroj Patil said, “BJP wants to oust supriya sule from Baramati lok sabha seat and elect Sunetra in her place… They feel that sharad pawar can be ‘eliminated’ by this. However, the work done by sharad pawar and the love and affection of the people towards him is equally important.” Earlier this week, when asked about his brother srinivas A. Pawar's strong criticism of ajit pawar, he said, "It's all political and because of elections... These clouds will come after the elections are over." It will subside and everything will be back to normal."
Saroj Patil said, “We are very united as a family… Whenever we meet, we keep politics away from home along with shoes. Whoever has to win will win the election. “We don’t discuss all this at home.” He said that he is saddened by the current political developments. She married her husband, veteran Peasants and workers party (PWP) politician and former minister, the late N.D. Recalled an incident involving Patil, who used to regularly visit Pawar's house. When N.D. When Patil, who was from a humble background, once stood for election, Saroj Patil and Sharad Pawar's mother Shardabai Govindrao Pawar (late) quietly placed Rs 10,000 in his hands.