Pune: The day after Maharashtra Congress President Nana Patole reportedly asked party workers to install “our people” as Minister of Guardian from Pune at the place of NCP leader Ajit Pawar, Chairman of the Pawar Sharad Party on Sunday said he would not react to what “people did not Significant “said but would talk if Sonia Gandhi said something.
Pawar responded to requests for a statement made by Patole at the Congress District Pune Committee meeting held in Lonavala on Friday.
The source said that some of the local administrators had complained to Patole that the Pune Minister of the District Guardians and NCP leaders Ajit Pawar did not help them, and Congress workers were not being appointed for various committees in the district.
“Who is Minister of Guardian Pune District? Someone from Baramati.
Who does the work he do, which he does our work? Turn this difficulty to be force.
Don’t be mentally weak.
For strength with the determination that we will install our people in the chair (Minister of Guardian), “Patole worker patole.
When asked to comment on Patole’s statement on his nephew Ajit Pawar, NCP’s head said, “I did not enter into these things.
This is a small (junior) person.
Why should I talk about this.
If (President Congress) Sonia Gandhi said Something, then I will talk “.
Pawar also underestimated Patole’s oath repeating that the constituent, which was a constituent from the Government of Maha Vikas Aghadi, led by Sena Shiv together with NCP, will participate in the upcoming general elections Solo.
“Every party has the right to expand the base and there is nothing wrong in it.
The Shiv Sena took a Congress Stand.
NCP has also adopted the same stand (from expanding the party base),” he said, adding three parties that walked together by the government But their organization is separate.
“What is important is that all three parties have the same thoughts when running a coalition government,” Pawar added.
Will not react to people who are not significant: Sharad Pawar about the statement of the Head of the Maharashtra Congress on his nephew
