‘NCP Remains United Under Sunetra Pawar’: Party Rejects Reports of Internal Differences After Shah Meeting
Shah urged NCP leaders to fix internal rifts as the party faces portfolio delays, leadership complaints and concerns that its weakness is hurting the Mahayuti alliance.
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'NCP united under Sunetra Pawar': Party rejects rift rumours as she skips Amit Shah meet
The speculation was fuelled by the absence of Maharashtra deputy chief minister Sunetra Pawar and her sons, Parth and Jay, from Sunday's meeting with Shah. The development raised questions about whether the party's leadership was being sidelined in discussions over its future following the death of Ajit Pawar. NCP national chief spokesperson Umesh Patil rejected reports as "incorrect, baseless and misleading".
NCP leaders met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi on Monday. During the meeting, Shah advised senior NCP leaders to resolve internal differences within the party as soon as possible.
NCP power tussle? Sunetra Pawar calls MLAs' meeting after leaders meet Amit Shah
Sunetra Pawar has called NCP legislators to her Mumbai residence after senior leaders met Amit Shah. The meeting, scheduled after a gap of nearly four months, comes amid reports of differences within the party following the death of former Deputy Chief Minister, and her husband, Ajit Pawar.
‘NCP remains united under Sunetra Pawar’: Party rejects reports of internal differences after Shah meeting
Sunetra Pawar had herself sought the meeting with Shah, party spokesperson Umesh Patil says, dismissing claims that she and her son Parth were sidelined in the
NCP leaders meet HM Amit Shah; Sunetra Pawar calls meeting of legislators tomorrow
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 2 (IANS) Intense political developments are unfolding within the Ajit Pawar-led faction of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), triggering heavy speculation across political circles. The friction came to light following a late Sunday night meeting in Delhi, where senior NCP leaders met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. According to sources, the party veterans expressed their discontent directly to Shah, alleging …
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