Posters showing Sharad Pawar as ‘Bahubali’ and Ajit as ‘Kattappa’ put up in Delhi amid power tussle in NCP

New Delhi: Amid the ongoing power struggle for control of Sharad Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), the party’s student wing has now put up posters of “Gaddar” (traitor) outside its Delhi office, clearly against the party. Mentions Ajit Pawar’s rebellion. founded by. The posters, put up by the party’s student wing Nationalist Vidyarthi Congress, depict a scene from the blockbuster film ‘Baahubali – The Beginning’, in which its lead character ‘Katappa’ is seen stabbing ‘Amarendra Baahubali’ in the back.

The posters put up by the NCP’s student wing do not name anyone and mention “gaddar” (traitors) with the hashtag, apparently referring to Ajit Pawar and Praful Patel – both once NCP leaders. The supremo was very close to Sharad Pawar.

Interestingly, the student wing activists also removed the old posters from outside the office premises in New Delhi showing ‘rebel’ NCP leaders Ajit Pawar, Praful Patel along with Sharad Pawar before putting up the new ones.

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#Watch , Old posters and hoardings of NCP, on which Ajit Pawar and Praful Patel were seen, are being removed from outside the party office in Delhi. A new poster is being put up there with ‘Gaddar’ written on it. pic.twitter.com/CjLoQmI5u9— ANI (@ANI) 6 July 2023

Posters supporting Sharad Pawar put up in Delhi

Significantly, NCP President Sharad Pawar is in Delhi on Thursday for the National Executive meeting. Ahead of the crucial meeting, several posters in support of Pawar have been put up in front of the NCP office. Some read: “In the battle of truth and lies, the entire country is with Sharad Pawar.” Another message put up outside Pawar’s residence in Delhi read, “India’s history is such that it has never forgiven those who betray.” However, it was later removed by the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC).

With the NCP witnessing turmoil in the party, the Pawar family feud came to the fore on Wednesday as NCP factions led by Sharad Pawar and his nephew held rival Yashwantrao Chavan Center in south Mumbai and Bhujbal Knowledge City in suburban Bandra, respectively. Had meetings ,

NCP faction’s tussle reaches Election Commission

At the same time, sources have revealed that the Election Commission has received a petition from Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar claiming the election symbol of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the party. Sources said that the Election Commission has also received a warning from Sharad Pawar faction leader Jayant Patil. He also informed the panel that he has initiated disqualification process against nine MLAs who joined the Eknath Shinde-BJP government in the state on Sunday.

Ajit Pawar started rebellion in NCP!

Maharashtra’s politics has heated up ever since senior NCP leader Ajit Pawar took oath as the deputy chief minister of the state on Sunday. Ajit Pawar along with 8 other MLAs joined the Eknath Shinde-led Maharashtra government and claimed control of the Nationalist Congress Party.

On Wednesday, Ajit Pawar indirectly took a jibe at his uncle Sharad Pawar over his age, irking party members and loyalists of the NCP supremo and triggering a series of reactions. Urging Sharad Pawar to step down and give a chance to the new generation, Ajit Pawar said that even Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders retire at the age of 75.

Junior Pawar also blamed 82-year-old Sharad Pawar for the NCP losing its chance to become the chief minister in Maharashtra in 2014 despite having the support of a majority of MLAs.

You are 83, retire now: Ajit tells uncle Sharad Pawar

“You portrayed me as a villain in front of everyone. I still have deep respect for him (Sharad Pawar)…but you tell me, IAS officers retire at the age of 60…even That even in politics – BJP leaders retire at the age of 75. You can see the example of LK Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi… This gives a chance to the new generation to move forward…”

“You (Sharad Pawar) give us your blessings… The other day, he went to YB Chavan Memorial… I have also been there… But you are 83, are you not going to stop?… We Give your blessings and we will pray that you live long,” the deputy chief minister said while addressing party legislators and other workers in Bandra here.

Later in the day, NCP working president Supriya Sule reacted strongly asking the deputy CM not to disrespect her father. “Insult us, but not our father (Sharad Pawar). This fight is against the Bharatiya Janata Party government. BJP is the most corrupt party in the country,” Sule said in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Sule further said, “I saw the 2019 election, this 84-year-old man fought and won, age is just a number.” Meanwhile, NCP leader and Sharad Pawar loyalist Anil Deshmukh also came to the rescue and called his party chief a “lion” and said, “The 82-year-old lion is still alive.” alive).