Sharad Pawar’s party NCP released the list of 45 candidates for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections, in which Jitendra Ahwad from Mumbra and Anil Deshmukh from Katol have been fielded. Meanwhile, Rakhi Jadhav has been fielded from Ghatkopar East, Jayant Patil from Islampur and Shashikant Patil from Koregaon. Along with this, the big thing is that Sharad Pawar has fielded Yugendra Pawar against Ajit Pawar on Baramati assembly seat.
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Let us tell you that Yugendra Pawar is the son of Ajit Pawar’s brother Srinivas Pawar. Talking about other candidates, Shashikant Shinde from Koregaon, Jaiprakash Dandegaonkar from Vasmat, Gulabrao Devkar from Jalgaon Rural, Indapur-Harshvardhan Patil, Prajakta Tanpure from Rahuri seat, Ashok Pawar from Shirur, Mansingh Naik from Shirala seat have got the ticket. At the same time, Sunil Bhusara from Vikramgarh, Rohit Pawar from Karjag Jamkhed, Bhagyashree Atram from Aheri seat, Rukukumar alias Bablu Chaudhary from Banapur, Subhash Pawar from Murbad, Rakhi Jadhav from Ghatkopar East, Devdutt Nikam from Ambegaon are in the fray. .
NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar faction) Maharashtra state president Jayant Patil said that the selection of the Baramati candidate is based on the demand of the local people of Baramati. I talked to him. He has suggested that he is the new face, young and educated and can take everyone along. So we thought he would be the best person to have by our side. The way people are supporting him, I think this time there will be different results.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday sought response from Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and others on a plea by the Sharad Pawar-led camp of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) over the use of ‘clock’ election symbol. A three-judge bench headed by Justice Surya Kant issued notices to the Deputy Chief Minister and others and sought their response on the petition. The apex court directed Ajit Pawar to file a fresh affidavit regarding the court’s directions of March 19 and April 24.
