Sanjay Raut said- Sharad Pawar could not prepare his successor: said- BJP, which called the resignation of NCP chief a gimmick, should see its PM

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said that Sharad Pawar had received an offer to join BJP, but he refused.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut says that NCP Chief Sharad Pawar has not been able to prepare his successor in the party. This is the reason that there was a disturbance in the party after his resignation. He said that the BJP is calling Sharad Pawar’s resignation a gimmick, they should look at their Prime Minister Narendra Modi, known as the world’s biggest gimmick.

Actually, BJP people were trying to break NCP, but Sharad Pawar’s resignation ruined their game plan. That’s why BJP leaders are having stomach ache. Sanjay Raut has written these things in an article in the party’s mouthpiece Saamana.

Sanjay Raut wrote these five big things in the article…
1. Pawar could not prepare a successor
Sharad Pawar is a big name in the politics of the country. That’s why it was natural for his resignation to create disturbance in the country’s politics. This politics was more in his party because Sharad Pawar means Nationalist Congress Party. He broke away from the Congress Party and formed, ran and established the Nationalist Congress Party. Even after this, Pawar could not prepare his successor in the party.

2. BJP is a party with stomach ache
Shiv Sena MP wrote that BJP is a party with stomach ache. She never wants someone else’s well being. This party has been formed by breaking the houses of other parties and people. BJP leaders are calling Pawar’s resignation a gimmick. Before doing so, they should see their Prime Minister Modi, who is known as the world’s biggest gimmick.

3. BJP was planning to break NCP
The BJP was planning to break the Nationalist Congress just like the Shiv Sena in Maharashtra, but the masterstroke of Pawar’s resignation spoiled BJP’s game plan. People in Maharashtra were ready with bags and it was being said that preparations for ‘lodging-boarding’ had also been made for the visitors. However, BJP’s ‘plan’ went into the dustbin due to Sharad Pawar’s game. Right now the booking in BJP’s lodging-boarding has still not been cancelled.

4. Leaders planning to join BJP were included in the executive
After the resignation of the NCP chief, an executive was appointed, which was to elect the new president of the party. Most of these were leaders who had planned to join the BJP. However, due to pressure from party workers, the executive body rejected Pawar’s resignation. Due to this, the parties involved in the opposition alliance at the national level also heaved a sigh of relief.

5. Sharad Pawar got an offer to join BJP
The condition of people who left Shiv Sena and joined BJP is worse than stray dogs of dustbin. That’s why going to BJP is like hitting an ax on your foot, every big leader’s political career will end there. Pawar had received an offer to join the BJP. For this, he was also told to get rid of the party leaders from agencies like ED, CBI and Income Tax, but the NCP chief turned down the offer.

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