Sharad Pawar Praises RSS for Ideological Commitment, Urges Similar Dedication for His Party
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Speaking to party workers at a meeting in south Mumbai, the former Union minister said, "The RSS has cadres that do not stray from the ideology of the Hindutva organization. No cost is incurred at which these cadres lose their path."
Post-Election Rift, NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar's Mother Advocates for Sharad-Ajit Unity
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Sunanda Pawar on Friday said she is simply repeating the sentiments of Maharashtra's people and party workers when she speaks about rival factions needing to unite, weeks after the ruling NCP led by Ajit Pawar and opposition NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) fought against each other in assembly polls.
Sharad Pawar Celebrates 84th Birthday with Ajit Pawar Joining the Festivities
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Pawar, a former Union Minister, cut the birthday cake with a sword at his 6, Janpath residence here, surrounded by party workers.
Cash-for-Vote Controversy: Vinod Tawde Appreciates Sharad Pawar’s Silence on the Matter
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"Vinod Tawde is a good gentleman and I will not say anything unless the allegations against him are proven," Pawar said when asked his reaction on the issue.
Cryptocurrency Fraud: Sharad Pawar Criticizes BJP for Involving His Daughter
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This is a classic case to prove how low BJP can go. The IPS officer, who had levelled complaints and allegations against Supriya Sule, was in jail in the past. There is no importance that needs to be attached to what that officer says,'' said Pawar.
Ajit Pawar Urges Mahayuti to Avoid Criticizing Uncle Sharad Pawar Despite Political Differences
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Ajit Pawar's stern warning has come at a time when the campaign for the Assembly elections is gathering momentum.
'Will You Split Family for Power Ambitions?', Sharad Pawar Challenges Ajit Pawar on Home Turf in Baramati
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Sharad Pawar's theatrics, pretending to dab his eyes with a handkerchief in the middle of the speech, brought on a peal of laughter from the audience. Elections for 288 seats in Maharashtra will be held on November 20. The votes will be counted three days later.
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