'They Want Positions & Ministerial Posts': Rohit Pawar After NCP Leaders Meet Amit Shah In Delhi, Alleges Bid To Sideline Sunetra And Parth Pawar

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Rohit Pawar has spoken out against senior members of the Ajit Pawar-led faction following a recent meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. Rohit claimed that the meeting was an attempt to secure ministerial positions and consolidate control over the party, with discussions centered on gaining political power rather than addressing key issues facing Maharashtra.

Rohit specifically accused the leaders of sidelining Sunetra Pawar and her sons, Parth and Jay, while attempting to fracture family ties. His comments came after six senior NCP leaders met with Amit Shah in Delhi, a move that has sparked speculation about internal divisions within the party.

Rohit emphasized his belief that the meeting's purpose was to take control of the NCP faction under Ajit Pawar's leadership, ultimately pushing out Parth and Sunetra Pawar and transferring the party's control to the BJP. He questioned why the leaders did not prioritize pressing issues like farmers' concerns or a CBI probe into Ajit Pawar's death during their discussions.

The NCP responded to Rohit's allegations by dismissing reports of internal differences, stating that the meeting with Amit Shah was planned in advance and was a formal event. They maintained that no internal discord arose from the delegation's encounter with the Union Home Minister.