Sanjay Raut
The practice of deriving political mileage from the deceased belongs to those in power,” Raut said while addressing reporters in Kolhapur. “Why has no FIR been filed? FIRs are registered against Amit Thackeray and against us, but not when such a senior leader dies under suspicious circumstances. Even his wife is the Dy CM, yet no FIR has been registered. We are not seeking publicity or political benefit.
Kolhapur : Shiv Sena (UBT) Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Raut on Friday said deputy chief minister Sunetra Pawar should strongly pursue the question of why no FIR had been registered in connection with the alleged suspicious death of her husband, Ajit Pawar .
Raut’s remarks came days after NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule asked why, despite the Pawar family demanding an investigation into the plane crash, none of the NCP’s 40 MLAs had pressed for an FIR in the case. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Kolhapur | Silver Rate in Kolhapur | Bank Holidays in Kolhapur | Public Holidays in Kolhapur Stay updated with the latest Kolhapur news.
Deputy CM Sunetra Pawar Responding earlier, Sunetra had said she had met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and union home minister Amit Shah seeking a probe into the crash. She also said CM Devendra Fadnavis had assured the assembly that the circumstances surrounding the accident would be investigated. On the controversy over DJs during Ganesh festival celebrations, Raut said excessive noise pollution adversely affected public health. Raut said. We will be happy if a Marathi leader takes centre stage in national politics,” Raut said.
Ajit Pawar died in an aeroplane crash near Baramati seven months ago. She maintained that no one should indulge in politics over Ajit Pawar’s death. He alleged that while high-decibel sound systems were restricted in Nagpur, similar controls were not enforced elsewhere in the state. “It is a policy decision that the home minister must take. But he is afraid to do so. Why fear taking a decision when public opinion is against such celebrations? He also claimed that PM Modi was facing resistance to a proposed cabinet reshuffle. “Modi wants to reshuffle the cabinet, but four senior BJP ministers are unwilling to resign. Instead, they want Shah to step down first,” he alleged, claiming that RSS wanted a deputy PM’s post to be created and occupied by a younger leader groomed by the organisation. “It is Maharashtra’s wish that Devendra Fadnavis moves to Delhi. Download the TOI App.
