AIADMK hits out at ‘dynasty politics’ of NCP after Ajit Pawar joins BJP
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After Ajit Pawar joined the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance and took oath as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister on Sunday, AIADMK spokesperson Kovai Sathyan on Monday took a jibe at Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and stated that events following or selling dynasty politics, their finish can be quickly.
“If any party wants to promote or follow dynasty politics, their end will be soon, as time is fast changing and people’s expectations are fast changing. Everyone will follow the NCP model soon, this will spread from Bihar to Telangana and other states,” an AIADMK spokesperson stated.
He stated, “Probably Ajit Pawar believed that he had worked hard for the party and he deserves due recognition. When the high command doesn’t give enough attention to the hard-working cadets of the party, they have options and choices.”
Several Opposition events have alleged that it was indulging in dynastic politics after Baramati MP and Sharad Pawar’s daughter Supriya Sule was appointed the social gathering’s working president on Sunday. On Sunday, She stated that she was happy with being the daughter of Sharad Pawar, and maintained that the social gathering believed in democracy.
NCP chief Ajit Pawar joined the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance in Maharashtra and took oath as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister on Sunday in a shock and dramatic political transfer that modified political equations within the state forward of Lok Sabha and meeting polls subsequent yr and has ramifications for nationwide politics.
The day of hectic political developments in Maharashtra noticed state Chief Minister Eknath Shinde utilizing “hit wicket” cricket parlance in an obvious response to the “googly’ analogy used earlier by NCP chief Sharad Pawar to focus on BJP chief and Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
The transfer by Sharad Pawar’s nephew Ajit Pawar, which additionally noticed eight different NCP MLAs becoming a member of the Shinde-Fadnavis authorities, got here amid efforts by opposition events to forge unity to tackle the BJP within the subsequent yr’s Lok Sabha polls.
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