'BJP Will Not Protect Anyone Facing Criminal Allegations,' Says Chitra Wagh On Narendra Pawar Case
Bhiwandi: BJP Maharashtra Mahila Morcha president Chitra Wagh on Tuesday said the party would not extend protection to anyone facing allegations of criminal conduct and that the law should take its course in the case involving former MLA Narendra Pawar. Wagh Calls For Impartial Police Investigation Wagh said the police should conduct a fair and impartial investigation and establish the facts…
Chitra Wagh, president of the BJP Maharashtra Mahila Morcha, stated on Tuesday that the party would not protect anyone facing criminal allegations and that the legal process should be allowed to run its course in the case involving former MLA Narendra Pawar. Wagh called for an impartial and fair investigation by the police before any conclusions are drawn, emphasizing that no one should receive preferential treatment.
She spoke during a visit to the Ekta Ke Raja Ganeshotsav organized by the Dhamankar Naka Mitra Mandal in Bhiwandi. Wagh mentioned that Pawar, with whom she previously worked, had visited their residence for Ganesh darshan on the first day of the festival, as per his wife. She said the specifics of the case would become clear only after the police complete their investigation and expected the police to conduct the probe impartially.
If an offence is established, Wagh said the BJP would not stand by the person concerned. Pawar, a former MLA from Kalyan West, still holds a position in the BJP's organizational structure; the BJP's 2026 state executive list identifies him as the president of its Bhatke Vimukta Morcha.
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