Prime Minister Modi has extended the offer to Pawar in response to the recent comment of the latter where he said that the small regional parties of the Maharashtra could merge with Congress in the years to come
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a post-planche offer for the Maharashtra NCP-SP chief Sharad Pawar. Modi invited Pawar to join his hands with the NCP of his nephew and Shiv Sena of chief Minister Eknath Shinde, both in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata party in the state.
Prime Minister Modi has extended the offer to Pawar in response to the recent comment of the latter where he said that the small regional parties of the Maharashtra could merge with the Congress in the coming years.
Instead of “dying” by merging with the Congress, Prime Minister Modi advised Pawar to unite with Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and Eknath Shinde after the Lok Sabha elections.
Without taking names, Prime Minister Modi during a rally in Nandurbar of Maharashtra said: “A large leader here who is active for 40 to 50 years is worried after his survey in Baramati (Lok Sabha’s seat). He said that after June 4, the small parties, to survive, merge with the congress. »»
“It means the nakli NCP and nakli Shiv Sena has decided to merge with the Congress. But instead of dying by merging with Congress, come to Ajit Pawar and Eknath Shinde, “added the Prime Minister.
#WATCH | Addressing a public meeting in Nandurbar of Maharashtra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: “After the elections in Baramati, a great chief of the Maharashtra was so worried that he made a statement and I think he must Having consulted many people before this declaration. pic.twitter.com/4pcsfyheph
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Pawar says no, thank you
Meanwhile, Pawar was quick to reject PM Modi’s offer saying that he could not ally with someone who takes an “anti-Muslim” position.
“The recent speeches of the PM Modi have been conducive to the creation of rockets between communities, which is dangerous for the country. Wherever things are not in the interest of the country, neither I nor my colleagues venture, “said the leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (SP).
Pawar also said that he would never alienate the ideology of Nehru-Gandhi.
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