Sharad Pawar’s statement || ‘Manipur-like situation can arise in Maharashtra’, BJP furious over Sharad Pawar’s statement

Politics has intensified before the upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra. Now Sharad Pawar has given such a statement that a lot of uproar has started. Actually, Sharad Pawar has compared the future of Maharashtra with Manipur. Sharad Pawar has targeted the central government and expressed concern that the situation like Manipur can happen in Maharashtra too. After Sharad Pawar’s statement, BJP has attacked him. Let’s know the whole matter.

What did Sharad Pawar say?

During his speech at a program in Navi Mumbai city, Sharad Pawar said that so much happened in Manipur but the Prime Minister did not even once feel like going to Manipur and seeing the situation there. He should console the people there. All this happened in Manipur, similar situation arose in the neighboring states, the same happened in Karnataka. Pawar further said that now I am worried that something similar can happen in Maharashtra as well.

Don’t give such statements for politics- Bawankule

Commenting on NCP leader Sharad Pawar, Maharashtra Bharatiya Janata Party state president Chandrashekhar Bawankule said that leaders like Sharad Pawar say that there will be violence in Maharashtra, there will be communal riots. Sharad Pawar should not make such statements for politics that there will be riots and violence in Maharashtra.

Home Minister is capable of stopping violence- Bawankule

Bawankule said that Sharad Pawar should not defame Maharashtra and its people by making such predictions. He said that if anyone thinks about violence in Maharashtra, then Maharashtra Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis is capable of controlling it.

Bawankule said that some people in Maharashtra, some opposition people want to do politics by creating caste tension between societies. Sharad Pawar’s statement which is provocative and create tension among societies. Their politics will be completed if two or four societies come face to face. Congress party is creating confusion.