Major political revelation! After Fadnavis's interview, Sharad Pawar admit the BJP-NCP negotiation

A shocking political revelation came directly from the Nationalist Congress Party supremo, Sharad Pawar just hours after Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's explosive interview with Private news channel, Republic tv.

 

 

Denying for 2 and half years, Sharad Pawar finally accepted all the allegations of the Maha deputy CM, saying that his party earlier had agreed to form government with the BJP in 2019. 'There was a meeting and I said if you want to form government NCP will support,' says NCP chief Sharad Pawar at the 2019 meeting.

 

It should be noted that yesterday, during the interview, Devendra Fadnavis said that Sharad Pawar had "played a double game" in 2019 by first consenting to a BJP-NCP government and then backing off after 3-4 days, thus leaving Ajit Pawar no option but to do the early morning swearing-in.

 

 

 

In an interview with Republic TV, Fadnavis once again said that Ajit Pawar joining hands with the BJP was only after his uncle Sharad Pawar's nod. "If you want to understand Sharad Pawar's mystery, then you will have to delve into his history," Fadnavis said in the interview.

 

"When Uddhav ji stopped taking our calls we understood that he was not coming to us because he was after the CM's chair. At that time, some NCP people told us that NCP wanted to come with us. I want to underline this we had a meeting with Sharad Pawar where it was decided that BJP and the NCP would form the government. Ajit Pawar and I would head the government, it was decided. Then suddenly Pawar Sahab backed off," Fadnavis said.

 

"What else could Ajit Pawar do? He had to come with me as we made all preparations. He would have been exposed. We took the oath and Ajit Pawar was thinking that Pawar Sahab will be with us because we held so many meetings. I would reiterate that Sharad Pawar initiated the formation of the government at that time. It was not like one fine morning Ajit Pawar and I went to take oath all of a sudden," Fadnavis said.

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