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Opposition to Boycott Fadnavis Government's High Tea Invite,cites Indo-U.S. Deal, Ajit Pawar's Death

Opposition parties cite government corruption, ambiguous response to Ajit Pawar's death, and potential harm to farmers from India-US trade deal as reasons for boycott.

  • Senior Shiv Sena leader Bhaskar Jadhav said on Sunday the Opposition will boycott Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's customary pre-session tea, despite his personal invitation.
  • Opposition leaders cite the India–U.S. trade deal's harm to cotton growers and fisherfolk and the Maharashtra Government's `ambiguous stand` on Ajit Pawar's death, with no regret expressed over the Union Government's decision.
  • Highlighting governance issues, the Opposition cited ACB raids linked to Narhari Zirwal's office and demanded a white paper on Devendra Fadnavis's Rs 30 lakh-crore Davos claims.
  • As the Budget Session opens on Monday, the Maha Vikas Aghadi boycotted the tea party to protest the state's "corrupt administration and anti-people policies" and will press for central aid after heavy rains.
  • On longer-term governance questions, the Opposition will challenge leases including nearly 600 acres near Nagpur given to the Adani Group and criticise the Rs 1.02 lakh-crore Shaktipeeth Mahamarg project while raising concerns about mining in Vidarbha forests.
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The budget session is currently underway in the state legislature. On the first day of the session, a condolence motion was moved to pay tribute to the late Deputy Chief Minister of the state Ajit Pawar and other deceased leaders. Speaking on the occasion, the state's Women and Child Development Minister Aditi Tatkare could not control her emotions and burst into tears in the hall. It has been almost a month since Ajit's untimely demise… Source

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India News Australia broke the news in on Sunday, February 22, 2026.
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