Mumbai Maharashtra politics is once again heated. Shiv Sena leader Ramdas Kadam has said about NCP MP Sunil Tatkare that his role in the plane crash of former Deputy CM Ajit Pawar should be investigated. According to media reports, Ramdas Kadam alleged that Sunil Tatkare is dishonest. On this, Sunil Tatkare has announced to send a defamation notice to Kadam and hold a press conference. Ajit Pawar died in January 2026 when his plane suddenly fell near Baramati Airport.
Ramdas Kadam said that during the earlier elections we had worked shoulder to shoulder with Sunil Tatkare. During that time many people warned me that Tatkare was dishonest. Should not help them in future. Kadam said that unfortunately at that time I ignored the warnings. The Shiv Sena leader also said about Tatkare that this person is very ambitious. Can do anything for political gains. On Ramdas Kadam's allegations, Sunil Tatkare has said that he will answer every allegation by holding a press conference. The NCP MP termed all the allegations as completely false. Meanwhile, Sunetra Pawar-led NCP spokesperson Umesh Patil said that the controversy should not be blown out of proportion. He attributed this to political conflict.
Sunil Tatkare On Ramdas Kadam | Will give legal notice, signal to move towards the coast
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According to media reports, after Ramdas Kadam's allegations against Sunil Tatkare, Maharashtra Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar said that Kadam should complain to the police instead of making allegations. Wadettiwar said that Ramdas Kadam's allegations are serious. Complain to the police so that investigation can be done. If there is truth in the allegations, then the law should be allowed to take its course. If Ramdas Kadam's allegations are wrong, then this is a dangerous game happening within the government. At present, everyone's eyes are on what Sunil Tatkare says in his press conference on Ramdas Kadam's allegations, but this is likely to increase the excitement in Maharashtra politics.