When the opposition weakened in Maharashtra, the CM Ajit Pawar appeared as a sound of restriction within the government, and usually controlled the excesses of the alliance partner BJP. Muslim groups BJP leader Kirit Somaiya’s visits to the mosque visits on the speakers, pushing for Hindi in primary schools and criticizing the VHP-Bajrang branch on Nagpur rebellions, Pawar draws clear lines, not ideological.
Pawar’s stance triggered the discussion in the political circles, while others position it in front of future election negotiations, while others see it as an effort to protect the identity of NCP (A) in the midst of ideological discomfort. The party argues that Pawar wants to avoid alienating Pawar’s core voters, especially minorities and secular -minded voters. His movements also spoke about a possible change in the post -2024 equations in Maharashtra’s variable political theater.
