Nagpur: A series of sarcastic political parties between Congress and NCP allies continued on Monday with Cabinet Minister Vijay Wadettiwar said the merger of both parties would be useful at many levels.
Wadettiwar spoke in supporting the statement of the Thorat Reply Party that those who had the same democratic values must be under the folds of the Congress.
It all started last week when Sharad Pawar said that the congress behaved like Zamindars Esptama who had lost all the ancestral land but refused to accept it.
Immediately Nana Patole, head of the State Congress unit that had never lacked words in political Pow-wow, gave it back to Pomar.
Sakoli Mla said that the land of the Congress had been stolen by caregivers, a clear friction in the pawar away from the old party of the Grand.
Mild-Canta’s revenue minister who was forever Thorat was an impossible additional for these wars, when he offered several political advice not requested to senior pawar.
While maintaining a fast trademark approach, Thorat stabbed the pawar back by saying that secular parties must be under the congressional umbrella.
Asked someone else to join Congress, Thorat did not leave doubts about what he thought about the political stratives of ‘other parties’.
On Monday, the leader of the Senior Congress and Cabinet Minister Vijay Wadettiwar also joined the Slug-Fest Politics.
Known as Firebrand and aggressive politicians, Wadettiwar also took friction that said “I fully support the appearance of Balalasaheb’s (Thorat).
The NCP has emerged from the ideology of Congress, making it reasonable for them to join.” Experienced politicians that he, Wadettiwar knows very well how softened.
that is, too.
“Actually I think that all the same-minded political parties must unite to fight BJP and ensure that democratic values are enforced.
So there is no point in hurting each other and taking a position on both sides of the fence.
This will be more useful if they (NCP) Join us and together we can increase the strength and base of the party, “Wadettiwar said.
Min Wadettiwar cabinet backs call for congress-NCP merger
