Monday , December 23 2024

Maharashtra: Brother took up arms against sister Supriya, Patole’s voice in audio clip: Ajit Pawar

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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Nationalist Congress Party candidate from Baramati assembly constituency Ajit Pawar cast his vote in the assembly elections. After this he said that Mahayuti is going to form the government here. On the allegations against Supriya Sule and Nana Patole, Ajit Pawar said that from the audio clip they are showing, I only know that I have worked with both of them. One of them is my sister and the other is with whom I have worked a lot. It’s his voice in the audio clip, I can tell by his accent. There will be an investigation, things will become clear after the investigation.

Both BJP and Mahavikas Aghadi are under the scanner of allegations.

Both BJP and Mahavikas Aghadi are under the scanner of allegations. On one hand, BJP’s national general secretary Vinod Tawde was accused of distributing money. Whereas former IPS Rabindranath Patil surrounded the leaders of Mahavikas Aghadi. He alleged that NCP Sharad faction leader Supriya Sule, who is part of the Mahavikas Aghadi, and Maharashtra Congress President Nana Patole have embezzled Bitcoin in a cryptocurrency fraud. He is using the cash received in exchange for Bitcoin in the assembly elections. Meanwhile, viral audio of Supriya Sule and Nana Patole has also surfaced.

‘The people of Baramati will give me victory’

After casting his vote, Ajit Pawar said that even during the Lok Sabha elections, two members of our family were standing against each other. Everyone has seen that election. Same thing has happened this time too. I am confident that the people of Baramati will give me victory.

Voting today for assembly elections

Voting is taking place today for Maharashtra Assembly elections. In this, the ruling ‘Mahayuti’ alliance is trying to retain power, while the opposition alliance Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is hoping to make a grand return to power. Voting will continue till 6 pm on all 288 assembly seats. Counting of votes will take place on November 23.