Jayant Patil's Firm Stance in NCP Camp; Objection on India-Pakistan Cricket

Former state president of the Nationalist Congress Party, Jayant Patil, participated in the party's camp organized in Nashik. There had been discussions that he was displeased with the party for the past few days. However, by attending the camp, he put an end to those discussions. He clarified that the delay was due to the train being late. During this time, he expressed a firm stance on the India-Pakistan match.

Patil said, "It is wrong to play cricket with Pakistan after they orchestrated an attack like the one in Pahalgam. Even BJP leaders say that blood and water cannot flow together, so how can we play cricket?" Due to his statement, it has become clear that the Sharad Pawar faction of the Nationalist Congress Party has also shown opposition to this match.

In the same camp, Rohini Khadse criticized the government's stance on women. She stated that women's complaints are not taken seriously and the police do not help either. Reminding of the initiatives taken by Supriya Sule and Sharad Pawar for women's empowerment, she urged for a major movement for women's rights in the state.

Meanwhile, Eknath Khadse highlighted that social tensions are arising in Maharashtra due to demands from various communities, including OBC reservations. Sharad Pawar pointed out that the social health of the state is deteriorating and questioned the role of those in power. As a result, several political messages seem to emerge from the NCP camp.