Mumbai: The leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Minister of Maharashtra Nawab Malik on Thursday said that Sharad Pawar’s report became a candidate for the presidential election next year unfounded.
Speaking to Ani, Malik said that there was no such conversation at the party or with another party.
“Sharad Pawar’s report as a presidential candidate is baseless.
There is no presidential poll immediately.
The condition after the poll in 5 countries will be reviewed.
There are no such talks at parties or with other parties.
News,” said Nawab Malik.
Previously on that day, the Head of the NCP Sharad Pawar had ruled out it as opposition candidate for next year’s presidential election amid speculation in the media section of such possibilities.
The strategic selection of the Prashant Kishor meeting with Sharad Pawar last month was attended by his meeting with the leaders of Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra earlier this week has caused speculation of the media.
Pawar, former Maharashtra minister’s head and former Union Minister, said: “It was truly wrong” that he would become a candidate for the presidential election.
“I know what the results are, considering that those who have more than 300 parliamentarians.
I will not be a candidate for the presidential election,” said Pawar.
President of RAM Nath Kovind will end next year.
Pawar said Kishor met him twice and there was no discussion about leadership for the selection of Lok Sabha 2024 and the presidential election.
“Prashant Kishor met me twice, but we only talked about his company.
There was no discussion held on leadership for the 2024 election or presidential election.
Prasment Kishor told me that he had left the field in formulating poll strategies,” he said , Pawar also said he would not consider any leadership in the next Lok Sabha poll.
“Nothing was decided so far, whether it was a general election of 2024 or state selection.
The election was far away, the political situation continued to change.
I will not take leadership in the 2024 election,” he said.