Ajit Pawar Meet Devendra Fadnavis: Ajit Pawar Meets the Chief Minister… Importance After Parth Pawar's Land Deal Scam
In Brief
Ajit Pawar meets the Chief Minister
Importance of meeting after Parth Pawar's land deal scam
Ajit Pawar arrives at Varsha Bungalow to meet Devendra Fadnavis
A major news is emerging from Maharashtra's politics. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has arrived to meet Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. This meeting has gained special significance after allegations were made against Ajit Pawar's son, Parth Pawar, in the alleged land scam case. Previously, Ajit Pawar had reacted by saying that the Chief Minister should conduct an investigation into the entire matter.
Following this, Ajit Pawar has now arrived to meet Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Ajit Pawar is also facing serious allegations in the land scam case. Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar, social activist Anjali Damania, Thackeray group's leader Ambadas Danve, and Sharad Pawar group's leader Eknath Khadse, along with other opposition members, have demanded his resignation. Meanwhile, Ajit Pawar has arrived at Varsha Bungalow to meet Devendra Fadnavis.
What exactly will be discussed in the meeting?
We have no information about this transaction. We have no connection, as Ajit Pawar has previously stated. However, Ajit Pawar is the Guardian Minister of Pune, and when a transaction worth three hundred crores is happening in his own house, how is it that he has no information about it? This question is being raised by the opposition to Ajit Pawar. Also, the demand for Ajit Pawar's resignation is gaining momentum. Therefore, it will be important to see what exactly will be discussed in the meeting between Ajit Pawar and Devendra Fadnavis.
What exactly is the issue?
Ambadas Danve, a leader of the Shiv Sena Thackeray faction, alleged that Parth Pawar's company acquired land worth 1800 crores for just 300 crores and paid only 500 rupees as stamp duty. Importantly, Parth Pawar also prepared to set up an IT park and data center in Koregaon Park. Ambadas Danve questioned how this was possible for a company with a capital of one lakh. He stated that the Directorate of Industries waived the stamp duty within 48 hours, and the transaction was completed in just 27 days.