Mumbai: NCP working president of the Sharad Pawar faction and MP Supriya Sule on Saturday launched a frontal attack against deputy CM Devendra Fadnavissaying he had deliberately publicized his letter to deputy CM Ajit Pawar against NCP’s Nawab Malik for causing the latter harassment and mental torture.
“There appears to be a complete paralysis. Fadnavis and deputy CM Ajit Pawar know each other, they also interact during cabinet meetings, so it was possible for Fadnavis to discuss the Malik episode with him.Instead, he released the letter to the media for obvious political reasons,” Sule said.
In his letter to Ajit Pawar, Fadnavis said Nawab Malik had been accused of being a traitor and informed Ajit that his party would not welcome Malik in the Mahayuti or grand alliance.
Sule said while Fadnavis wrote a letter to Ajit Pawar, even food and civil supplies minister Chhagan Bhujbal had spoken out against a senior cabinet minister. “The issues raised by Fadnavis and Bhujbal could have been sorted in the cabinet or at the personal level. There appears to be a conspiracy at all levels,” she alleged.
Strongly defending Malik, Sule said he had been one of the best spokespersons in the country and was instrumental in exposing the drug mafia. “Fadnavis had promised us action would be taken against the drug mafia. However, three months after his assurance, no concrete action is forthcoming. We are shocked over his failure to take on the drug mafia,” Sule said.
Describing Fadnavis as “half-DCM,” Sule said even though the BJP has 105 legislators in the House of 288, instead of appointing him as CM, he has been made the deputy chief minister. “It is Fadnavis’s insult,” she said. Sule claimed that “in the ICE (Income-tax, CBI and ED) government, corrupt people have been admitted in BJP.”
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“There appears to be a complete paralysis. Fadnavis and deputy CM Ajit Pawar know each other, they also interact during cabinet meetings, so it was possible for Fadnavis to discuss the Malik episode with him.Instead, he released the letter to the media for obvious political reasons,” Sule said.
In his letter to Ajit Pawar, Fadnavis said Nawab Malik had been accused of being a traitor and informed Ajit that his party would not welcome Malik in the Mahayuti or grand alliance.
Sule said while Fadnavis wrote a letter to Ajit Pawar, even food and civil supplies minister Chhagan Bhujbal had spoken out against a senior cabinet minister. “The issues raised by Fadnavis and Bhujbal could have been sorted in the cabinet or at the personal level. There appears to be a conspiracy at all levels,” she alleged.
Strongly defending Malik, Sule said he had been one of the best spokespersons in the country and was instrumental in exposing the drug mafia. “Fadnavis had promised us action would be taken against the drug mafia. However, three months after his assurance, no concrete action is forthcoming. We are shocked over his failure to take on the drug mafia,” Sule said.
Describing Fadnavis as “half-DCM,” Sule said even though the BJP has 105 legislators in the House of 288, instead of appointing him as CM, he has been made the deputy chief minister. “It is Fadnavis’s insult,” she said. Sule claimed that “in the ICE (Income-tax, CBI and ED) government, corrupt people have been admitted in BJP.”
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Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis wrote to Ajit Pawar opposing the inclusion of NCP MLA Nawab Malik in the government due to allegations of money laundering and his alleged connection with Dawood Ibrahim. Fadnavis stated that while Malik should be welcomed if the charges are not proven, including him in the grand coalition is not right. He emphasized the need to protect the alliance from any damage. In response, NCP MP Sunil Tatkare clarified that the meeting with Malik was solely to inquire about his health, and there was no political discussion.
