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NCP still in Mahayuti due to mutual respect, commitment to Maharashtra's progress: Ajit Pawar
Sep-19-2025

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and NCP chief Ajit Pawar said the party was still part of the Mahayuti alliance because of mutual respect among allies and its commitment to the state's progress.

At the inaugural session of the NCP's 'Chintan Shibir' in Nagpur, Pawar said he had decided to part ways from the party founded by his uncle Sharad Pawar to provide stability and progress for Maharashtra.

According to him, the 'Chintan Shibir' would focus not only on charting out the party's strategy for the upcoming local body elections but also on the future generation. Pawar also mentioned that a draft will be prepared and published as the 'Nagpur Declaration' after deliberations and discussions during the event.

The deputy CM further said, ‘I want to thank Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, under whose leadership, the country has got stability, and he has always shown a big heart for Maharashtra. He has always accepted my demands for the development of Maharashtra’. 

Pawar said that the NCP has established itself as a secular party and it belongs to people of the state and has the responsibility to serve everyone. The NCP should continue with its jansanvad (public interaction sessions) and hear out people's questions and grievances, and not delay works, he added.  He also warned NCP ministers and guardian ministers to interact with the party workers and help them with their problems.

The NCP, founded by Sharad Pawar, split after Ajit Pawar walked away with 41 MLAs and aligned with the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena and BJP to become part of the Mahayuti government, triggering an acrimonious rivalry within the family.


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