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Sharad Pawar doubtful over merger of NCP factions

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January 31, 2026
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The method to merge the Nationalist Congress Get together-Sharadchandra Pawar and the Nationalist Congress Get together could now face a roadblock as a result of dying of Ajit Pawar, stated Sharad Pawar on Saturday.

IMAGE: NCP-SCP chief Sharad Pawar. {Photograph}: ANI Video Seize

Key Factors

  • Ajit Pawar was main the talks for the proposed merger of NCP-SP and NCP, stated Sharad Pawar.
  • He stated merger discussions had progressed positively for 4 months and have been to be introduced on February 12.
  • Pawar additionally stated the NCP-SP was not consulted in regards to the swearing-in of Ajit Pawar’s spouse Sunetra.

NCP chief and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was killed together with 4 others after a Learjet 45 plane they have been travelling in crashed at Baramati, his hometown right here, on January 28.

The method to merge the 2 factions was underway for the previous 4 months below Ajit Pawar and Jayant Patil, the NCP-SP chief informed reporters in Baramati.

 

“All discussions have been held at their stage, nevertheless it now seems the method could hit a roadblock following the (aircraft) accident. The talks have been progressing in a constructive course, however the accident adversely affected the method,” the previous Union minister stated.

Efforts have been being made to determine cordial dialogue between the 2 factions, he added.

Requested whether or not the merger course of would proceed, Sharad Pawar stated he didn’t know as he was not a part of these discussions.

“It was Ajit’s want to unite the 2 factions, and now it’s our want that his want must be fulfilled,” Pawar stated.

“We can’t convey Ajit again. We now have misplaced him. Now now we have to see methods to face the scenario,” the NCP-SP chief asserted.

Course of to merge each NCP factions had begun

Sharad Pawar stated a consensus had been reached about each factions working collectively, and the method had already begun.

“The choice on the merger was purported to be introduced on February 12. Ajit had given this date, however sadly, the accident came about,” he added.

Through the latest civic polls, which the 2 factions contested in alliance, Ajit Pawar had additionally informed choose journalists that he meant to merge his get together with the NCP-SP whereas his uncle Sharad Pawar (85) was in good well being.

After contesting the January 15 civic elections in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad collectively, the 2 factions determined to proceed the tie-up for subsequent month’s Zilla Parishad elections too.

The NCP, based by Sharad Pawar in 1999, break up after Ajit Pawar joined the Eknath Shinde-led Mahayuti authorities in July 2023.

He was appointed the deputy CM at the moment, and his stint within the publish continued after Devendra Fadnavis got here to the helm as CM following the November 2024 meeting polls.

In the meantime, NCP’s Maharashtra unit chief Sunil Tatkare refused to talk on the talks of merger of the 2 factions.

“The January 17 video of a gathering of Sharad Pawar and Ajit Pawar, which is being circulated, was of a tea get together after an agriculture exhibition in Baramati. Ajitdada himself had informed the media that the assembly was about alliance for native physique polls,” he stated.

Did not learn about Sunetra’s swearing-in: Sharad Pawar

Sharad Pawar additionally informed reporters that the NCP-SP did not know in regards to the swearing-in of Ajit Pawar’s spouse Sunetra Pawar as deputy chief minister within the Devendra Fadnavis authorities.

“I’m not conscious of the swearing-in. I did not even know that it was scheduled for right now. There was no dialogue with me in regards to the swearing-in. Her get together (NCP) could have made the choice. The names of Praful Patel and Sunil Tatkare got here up, and it’s learnt that they took the initiative. They could have taken a choice internally throughout the get together,” he stated.

Sunetra Pawar (62) was on Saturday sworn in as the primary lady Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra.

She was administered the oath of workplace and secrecy by Governor Acharya Devvrat at a quick ceremony at Lok Bhavan in Mumbai.

Earlier within the day, she was elected because the state NCP legislature get together chief.



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