20-22 Sunetra Pawar-led NCP MLAs may leave party anytime: Sanjay Raut
What Happened?
Sanjay Raut claims that 20 to 22 MLAs from the Sunetra Pawar-led faction of the NCP may break away amid speculation of a merger. He criticized the current state of the party and the Maharashtra government.
Key points
- Sanjay Raut alleges that NCP legislators have been reduced to 'being slaves'.
- He claims that 20 to 22 MLAs from Sunetra Pawar's faction could leave the party.
- Raut suggests that meetings with Sharad Pawar indicate potential political realignments.
- Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis stated any merger must involve the BJP.
- Raut criticized the Maharashtra government for its handling of the Gokul Dairy election.
Key insights
- If the MLAs leave, it may weaken the Sunetra Pawar faction significantly.
- The situation could lead to a shift in alliances ahead of upcoming elections.
- Raut's comments reflect growing tensions within the NCP and its factions.
Why it matters
The potential departure of NCP MLAs could reshape the political landscape in Maharashtra.
Entities
Source
Times of India
