Maratha reservation agitator Manoj Jarange Patil had burst a big bomb worth Rs 500 crore. After which there was a big stir in the politics of the state. Now the Nationalist Party seems to be adopting an aggressive stance regarding the Finance Department. Big leaders of NCP in the state met Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
It is being told that he held this meeting to get the finance department. Shiv Sena Shinde Group leaders and BJP leaders are blaming each other regarding Jarange's claim of Rs 500 crore, in such a situation the Nationalist Party has become aggressive towards the Finance Department. Chhagan Bhujbal gave a big statement after the meeting with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Chhagan Bhujbal said that Sunetra Pawar is our Deputy Chief Minister. We should get the finance department back. This is our right. He was going to give it back. The Chief Minister has shown positivity.
Amit Shah has given complete freedom to the Chief Minister. Therefore, we will definitely keep positive thinking. This was happening even when we were with Congress. If we lost one seat, we got the other one again. We definitely need a finance portfolio. I think we will get the portfolio before the winter session, Bhujbal also said.
There will be no exchange of portfolios anywhere else. There is no talk of merger. It was claimed that both the nationalists would come together and a meeting was also held between them. However, Chhagan Bhujbal was seen speaking clearly on this and said that there was no talk of merger.
Ajit Pawar was in-charge of the finance department of the state. However, after his death, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis took over the finance portfolio. After the death of Ajit Pawar, Sunetra Pawar took over the post of Deputy Chief Minister. However, the finance portfolio still remains with Fadnavis. Now the nationalist is adopting an aggressive stance for this finance portfolio. He also met the Chief Minister. It will be interesting to see what stance the Chief Minister takes now.
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