Those who don’t like my work spreading false rumours: Ajit Pawar
Ajit’s remarks came amid the still-persisting rumours about him joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with a group of NCP legislators
After his uncle Sharad Pawar withdrew his resignation, senior Nationalist Congress Party leader Ajit Pawar finally spoke out on Sunday, saying that many people disapprove of his work and are creating “an atmosphere of confusion.”

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Ajit Pawar was speaking to reporters in Pune district when he said, “All of us (NCP leaders) met Sharad Pawar and informed him about the committee’s decision about rejecting his resignation as NCP chief. Pawar also respected our sentiments and withdrew his decision. While we are all working together, those who do not like my work are creating an atmosphere of confusion.”
Ajit’s remarks came amid the still-persisting rumours about him joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with a group of NCP legislators.
Ajit, who is currently on Western Maharashtra tour, was absent during Friday’s press conference addressed by his uncle when he withdrew his resignation, which further fuelled speculations about him, though Sharad Pawar himself clarified that “not everyone can be present in one press conference.”
“Some of the people are here and some others are not. But today, senior leaders of the party, took a decision unanimously and I have withdrawn my resignation,” Pawar had said.
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Earlier this week when Pawar senior had announced stepping down from the party chief’s post, the NCP workers and many senior leaders urged him to take back the resignation. However, Ajit Pawar was the one who supported the decision.
Later on Saturday, Pawar senior praised his nephew’s working style, saying there were misconceptions about his nephew who is a hardworking member of the NCP.
ABOUT THE AUTHORYogesh JoshiYogesh Joshi is Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. He covers politics, security, development and human rights from Western Maharashtra.

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