NCP Merger Buzz Revives After Pawar-Patel Video as Tatkare Says February Deal Was on Cards
Sunil Tatkare said the factions had planned a February 12 merger date, but talks stalled after Ajit Pawar died, leaving no current discussions.
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NCP merger would have happened in February if Ajit Pawar were alive: Sunil Tatkare's big claim
Sunil Tatkare has revealed that the merger of the two NCP factions would have happened in February this year if Ajit Pawar were alive. Ajit Pawar, a former Maharashtra deputy chief minister, had lost his life on January 28 in a plane crash.
Ajit Pawar had planned NCP merger by February 12, Sunil Tatkare says
NCP Maharashtra president Sunil Tatkare has said Ajit Pawar had finalised a blueprint to reunite the two NCP factions by February 12, but the plan stalled after his death on January 28. His remarks have revived merger speculation following Praful Patel's meeting with Sharad Pawar in Mumbai.
Sunil Tatkare Statement On NCP Merger: Sunil Tatkare said that if Ajit Pawar was alive, the two groups of NCP would have merged on 12 February. After meeting Praful Patel and Sharad Pawar, the discussion increased.
Mumbai: The topic of possible unification of both factions of Nationalist Congress Party in Maharashtra politics is again in discussion. Due to the legislation made by Muddavar Nationalist Congress State President and Rayagada MP Sunil Tatkare, discussion has started in the political circles. Talking about late Ajit Pawar, Tatkare commented on the possibility of bringing together both the Nationalist Congress parties. During the time of Ajit Paw…
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