Imminent NCP Merger: A Political Unification on the Horizon
Senior leader Jitendra Awhad confidently claims an impending merger between the two factions of the Nationalist Congress Party is near completion. Despite skepticism, the potential unification, aiming to honor the late Ajit Pawar's wishes, signifies a significant political shift in Maharashtra's landscape.
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In a bold statement on Monday, Jitendra Awhad, a senior NCP (SP) leader, announced the near certainty of a merger between the Nationalist Congress Party's two factions.
This potential unification aligns with the late Deputy CM Ajit Pawar's vision, according to Sharad Pawar, who expressed the merger talks had advanced significantly. The proposed merger date, set for February 12, underscores the urgency behind the discussions, fueled by political desires to fulfill the late leader's wishes.
Despite Awhad's optimism, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis remains skeptical, questioning the lack of shared details if merger discussions were truly underway. However, political commentators see Awhad's claims as deepening the intrigue surrounding Maharashtra's political dynamics.
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