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Ajit Pawar likely to field son Jay from Baramati seat against Yugendra Pawar
With the Maharashtra Assembly elections approaching, the Baramati constituency is set to witness a battle between two third-generation Pawar family members. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has hinted at stepping back from his long-held Baramati seat, proposing his younger son, Jay, as a candidate. This move could pit Jay against Yugendra Pawar, Sharad Pawar's grandnephew, from the opposing NCP faction. The contest is poised to be a key highlight of the elections, marking a new chapter in the Pawar family's political legacy.
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Ajit Pawar likely to field son Jay from Baramati seat against Yugendra Pawar
With the Maharashtra Assembly elections approaching, the Baramati constituency is set to witness a battle between two third-generation Pawar family members. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has hinted at stepping back from his long-held Baramati seat, proposing his younger son, Jay, as a candidate. This move could pit Jay against Yugendra Pawar, Sharad Pawar's grandnephew, from the opposing NCP faction. The contest is poised to be a key highlight of the elections, marking a new chapter in the Pawar family's political legacy.
People in power promoting divisive thinking: Congress Prez Kharge
On Independence Day, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge accused the Modi government of divisive policies and undermining constitutional institutions. He questioned the RSS's contribution to India's freedom movement. Congress leaders criticized Modi's comments on the Hindu Code Bill, stating it insulted Dr. Ambedkar. The Opposition pledged to defend the Constitution and raise public issues.
Congress asks why no front row for Rahul Gandhi at Independence Day event
The Congress questioned the Modi government's decision to place Rahul Gandhi in the fourth row during the Independence Day event at Red Fort. Supriya Shrinate criticized this move, calling it disrespectful to democratic conventions. Previously, similar concerns were raised when Mallikarjun Kharge was seated during past Independence Day events.
Mamata Banerjee blames Left, BJP for hospital vandalism, to lead protest rally today
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused the BJP and CPI(M) of orchestrating the chaos at RG Kar Hospital on Wednesday night, citing video evidence showing party flags at the scene. Banerjee emphasized that the students were not to blame but alleged that "outsider political party elements" had incited the violence. She called for capital punishment for those involved in the attack and announced a protest march to demand justice. Banerjee also criticized the spread of fake videos on social media, urging caution.
Third Eye: From pink politics to constitutional pride
INDIA Bloc MPs showcased the Indian Constitution during the Lok Sabha elections, emphasizing its significance. Following the polls, Opposition MPs displayed the document during their oaths. Ajit Pawar adopted pink attire for campaigns, while Om Prakash Rajbhar changed his party symbol to a key to avoid confusion among supporters.
BJP to hold series of protest events over 'collapse' of law and order
West Bengal BJP President Sukanta Majumdar announced a series of statewide protests starting Friday, citing the alleged breakdown of law and order in the state and demanding Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's resignation. The protests include a sit-in near RG Kar Medical College & Hospital, where Majumdar will participate, and candle marches by women near the CM's residence. The BJP, along with other political parties, is calling for road blockades and strikes in response to the recent vandalism at RG Kar Hospital, with CPI-M leaders accusing the ruling Trinamool Congress of orchestrating the attack.
Need all party meet for quota issue, says Ajit Pawar; hails Ladki Bahin Yojana, Jan Sanman response
"Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange wants quota under OBC segment. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde had called an all party meeting to discuss the quota issue but the opposition stayed away. I don't know if the boycott was deliberate. It has been decided to seek their (opposition) time again," he said.
I urge PM Modi once again to visit Manipur: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi said on Thursday, he met a group of Manipuri people living in Delhi who shared their heartbreaking struggles since ethnic clashes broke out in the northeastern state.
RG Kar hospital vandalism: Political parties trying to foment trouble, says Mamata Banerjee
"Police are looking into the matter. I don't have any complaints against the students or the agitating doctors. But there are certain political parties which are trying to foment trouble. If you go through the video, you will get to see what happened," Mamata Banerjee said.
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