Baramati has turned into the most crucial constituency in the Maharashtra assembly elections. On one side, there is Ajit Pawar, while on the other side, Sharad Pawar has made the electoral race intriguing by providing a ticket to Ajit’s nephew, Yugendra Pawar.
NCP national general secretary Brijmohan Srivastava informed TV9 Bharatvarsh that Ajit Pawar has participated in local politics in Baramati for a long time. Therefore, there is no question regarding his triumph. NCP Sharad Pawar faction spokesperson Arvind Tiwari states that Baramati constituency is Sharad Pawar’s nurtured territory. Anything Ajit Pawar did during the Lok Sabha elections was in no way acceptable.
This is common knowledge among the public. This time the public will choose Sharad Pawar over Ajit Pawar.
In the Lok Sabha elections in Baramati, Ajit Pawar nominated his wife Sunetra Pawar to contest against Sharad Pawar’s daughter Supriya Sule. By pitting his wife against his own cousin, he directly challenged Sharad Pawar.
Ajit Pawar, who has served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra five times, is running for elections from his familiar Baramati constituency for the eighth occasion. However, his actual uncle Sharad Pawar has put him in a difficult position both politically and within the family by running his nephew Yugendra Pawar against him, leaving Ajit feeling cornered this time. In a sense, Sharad has attempted to seek vengeance against Ajit in the assembly for Lok Sabha.
In the assembly elections, Ajit Pawar is personally confronted with a significant challenge from his nephew Yugendra Pawar in the Baramati assembly constituency. The explanation for this is that Sharad Pawar has now chosen to give him a lesson. Sharad Pawar personally attended Yugendra’s nomination.
Since the Lok Sabha elections, virtually the whole Pawar family has been with Sharad Pawar, excluding Ajit. Ajit’s biological sibling Srinivas Pawar was also included, and his son Yugendra is currently running against Ajit.
In this Lok Sabha election, Supriya Sule secured victory in Baramati by over 1.5 lakh votes. This marks the first occasion where Supriya Sule’s election management was not overseen by Ajit Pawar. By securing victory with over 1.5 lakh votes in the Lok Sabha elections, Supriya has managed to dispel the notion that her previous successes were solely due to Ajit’s efforts. In addition, the approximately 48 thousand votes lead she secured in the Baramati assembly constituency is currently heightening Ajit Pawar’s concerns.