Sharad Pawar hints at retirement from politics

Latest News :- Nationalist Congress Party leader Sarath Pawar (83) has indicated that he will not contest elections in the near future and he should stop somewhere and retire from politics. He said this when 18 months are left for his tenure as a Rajya Sabha member. India's oldest politician Sarath Pawar founded the Nationalist Congress Party in 1999. He has long political experience in Maharashtra politics. Baramati in western Maharashtra is a constituency very close to Sarathpawar's family.

Because of his love for Sarathpawar, the people of Baramati have elected him as MP and MLA from this constituency 14 times. In such a situation, Sharad Pawar said that I am not in power. The tenure of my states member is one and a half years left. I will not contest any upcoming elections. I have to stay somewhere. After me M.P. Thanks to the voters of Baramati for electing me as MLA.