Mumbai : Nephew Ajit in case of number game in uncle-nephew fight in Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in Maharashtra Pawar is proving to be more ‘powerful’. According to media reports quoting party sources, in the NCP meeting called by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar in Mumbai on Wednesday 467 At least MLAs attended. Sources claimed that this number of MLAs will increase further. He told that out of eight MLCs of NCP, five leaders are also participating in the meeting being held at MET College, Bandra.

To Ajit 64 Support of MLAs neededAccording to media reports, former Principal Secretary of Maharashtra Legislature Anant Kalse said that Ajit Pawar needs the support of at least 35 legislators to avoid disqualification. Crowds of supporters of the two leaders thronged their residences in south Mumbai on Wednesday, hours ahead of separate meetings called by NCP chief Sharad Pawar and his nephew Ajit Pawar, who rebelled against him to become Maharashtra’s deputy chief minister, in a show of strength. gathered outside.

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According to media reports, NCP’s Sharad Pawar faction at Yashwantrao Chavan Center in South Mumbai and Ajit Pawar faction of the party will hold their respective meetings on Wednesday at Bhujbal Knowledge City in suburban Bandra. doing. Among the crowd of supporters gathered outside Sharad Pawar’s residence ‘Silver Oak’ in south Mumbai, a party worker was seen holding a poster which read- ’64 year old warrior fighting the battle alone’.

882371230First meeting of rebel leaders of NCP gathered outside his residence in Devagiri in Mumbai. An NCP worker outside Ajit Pawar’s residence said that we are staunch supporters of Dada (Ajit Pawar). We have come from Baramati. MLA Anil Patil claimed that out of 64 of the party 44 MLA is in support of Ajit Pawar. This is the first meeting of all office-bearers of the two factions after the party split on Sunday due to the rebellion of nine MLAs, including Ajit Pawar, Chhagan Bhujbal, Dilip Walse Patil and Hasan Mushrif. Both the factions have claimed that they have the support of most of the MLAs.