Sharad Pawar : Sharad Pawar's first reaction on Sunetra Pawar's oath-taking, said...

The entire Maharashtra is shaken by the tragic plane crash death of Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar. While traveling from Mumbai to Baramati for campaign meetings, his plane crashed, and no one on board survived the accident. The sudden departure of Ajit Pawar has created a significant void not only in the Pawar family but also in the state's politics. Many still find it hard to believe that Ajit Pawar is no longer with us. Meanwhile, suspicions are being raised about this accident, and there is a growing demand for an investigation.

After Ajit Pawar's demise, rapid developments are being seen in the state's politics. Especially, there are different claims and counterclaims regarding the merger between both factions of the Nationalist Congress Party. Sharad Pawar had previously clearly stated that discussions about the party merger were ongoing between Ajit Pawar and Jayant Patil. However, leaders from Ajit Pawar's faction refuted this claim, stating that they were unaware of any such discussions and Ajit Pawar had not spoken to them regarding this matter.

Against the backdrop of all these political developments, Sunetra Pawar took the oath as Deputy Chief Minister just hours after Ajit Pawar's demise. This swearing-in ceremony elicited strong reactions both in political circles and among the general public. Many expressed surprise at the swearing-in happening within just a few hours, while some raised ethical concerns over it. This ceremony also revealed internal disagreements within the Pawar family.

Sharad Pawar had previously made a suggestive statement indicating that he was not informed about Sunetra Pawar's swearing-in ceremony. He had clarified that he was not aware that the swearing-in was going to take place. This has once again sparked discussions about the lack of communication within the Pawar family and political differences.

Meanwhile, in a recent press conference, Sharad Pawar commented on various topics. When the media asked about Sunetra Pawar's swearing-in ceremony, Sharad Pawar responded in very direct and clear terms. “I have nothing to say about Sunetra Pawar's swearing-in,” he said, avoiding commentary on the subject. His stance has once again stirred discussions in political circles.

In the same conversation, Sharad Pawar also expressed concern about the current situation on the India-China border. He noted that a detailed discussion in Parliament on this serious issue was necessary. Sharad Pawar indirectly commented on the uproar that arose after Rahul Gandhi raised questions about the India-China border in Parliament. He expressed the opinion that open discussions in Parliament are necessary on sensitive issues like national security, without politicizing them.

On one hand, the mourning caused by Ajit Pawar's demise, and on the other, the atmosphere in the state seems to be further heated due to power, swearing-in ceremonies, and party politics. Sharad Pawar's reaction of “not saying anything” is being perceived in political circles as making the silence in this matter more eloquent.