New Delhi | Sharad Pawar Modi Meet: Today, NCP Chief Sharad Pawar met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Parliament House complex for about twenty minutes, many political meanings were being taken out, but Sharad Pawar himself made everything clear after the meeting. After the meeting, Sharad Pawar told the media that I have met Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the ED’s action against Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut. Pawar further said that if the central agency does such work, then they should take responsibility. Taking the side of Sanjay Raut, he said that he continues to speak against the central government, so this action has been taken against him.
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But Ajit Panwar told a different thing.
Sharad Pawar Modi Meet: The statement of Sharad Pawar’s nephew and NCP leader Ajit Pawar came apart from that of Sharad Pawar. Ajit said that if the Prime Minister and the national president of any party talk among themselves, it can be on development issues. There are some issues which are discussed only during the session of Parliament. Let us tell you that Shiv Sena and NCP leaders allege that the central government is using investigative agencies against them.
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Sharad Pawar Modi Meet: enforcement ministry [ED] has raided the houses of some leaders of Maharashtra, including the names of Sanjay Raut along with NCP leaders. has been taken.
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Political confusion started
Sharad Pawar Modi Meet: Pawar’s meeting with Modi today has certainly confused political observers as a day earlier, Pawar held a meeting of MLAs and leaders at his residence in which Union Minister Nitin Gadkari was also invited. With Pawar’s meeting, the market for political discussions is bound to heat up.
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