The suspicion regarding the plane crash of former Deputy Chief Minister and late Ajitdada Pawar still persists, and this matter has once again stirred the state's politics. MLA Rohit Pawar has raised various issues over the past two days, expressing suspicion that this might not be an accident but a conspiracy. He has also questioned the role of investigative agencies and demanded an impartial inquiry.
On the same thread, Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut also expressed strong dissatisfaction with the investigative agencies. Accusing the investigative agencies in the state and the country of not working impartially, he also made serious criticism of the government. “The public no longer trusts the ED, CBI, state police, or other agencies. Since the Modi government came to power, investigations into many incidents have been conducted in a biased manner,” claimed Raut.
Referring to the Ahmedabad plane accident, Raut raised the question of what happened to the investigation in that case. He also said that it is natural for people to have doubts since the plane bringing Ajitdada came from Gujarat. “Do not blindly trust investigative agencies,” he warned.
Taking note of the points presented by Rohit Pawar, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis should take the initiative to discuss and call the concerned officials, suggested Raut. "This will be a sign of impartiality," he said. Otherwise, he criticized that the government's grief is also hypocritical.
Meanwhile, there is talk that Sunetra Pawar, Praful Patel, and Sunil Tatkare met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah. Raut commented that if the accident had been discussed in this meeting, the investigation would have gained more momentum. Overall, political accusations and counter-accusations have intensified in the Ajitdada Pawar plane accident case, and the entire state is focused on whether the truth will come out.