Rohit Pawar increased political stir by praising Sonia Gandhi, what is the message amid NCP merger?

Tezzbuzz Desk – Sharad Pawar's nephew and NCP MLA Rohit Pawar has praised Sonia Gandhi's book 'Belonging: A Journey of Love'. After his post, its political implications are being drawn in the politics of Maharashtra.

The social media post of Rohit Pawar, MLA from Karjat-Jamkhed of Nationalist Congress Party i.e. NCP (Sharad Pawar) and Sharad Pawar's nephew, is in the news. Rohit Pawar has praised senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi for her book 'Belonging: A Journey of Love'. He praised Sonia Gandhi's life struggle, sorrow in her personal life and her strong personality despite all the difficulties.

Rohit Pawar also mentioned about Ajit Pawar's meeting with Sonia Gandhi in Parliament demanding an impartial investigation into the plane crash. According to Rohit Pawar, Sonia Gandhi understood his grief like a family member and supported his demand.

Rohit Pawar wrote in his post that this book of Sonia Gandhi will prove to be inspirational for crores of workers across the country who have loyalty and love for the Gandhi-Nehru family and Congress.

Political meanings are also being extracted from this post of Rohit Pawar. Rohit Pawar is said to be already angry over the possible merger of NCP's Ajit Pawar faction and Sharad Pawar faction. Recently, he also did not attend three consecutive meetings of the core committee of NCP (Sharad Pawar).

In such a situation, the question is arising whether Rohit Pawar is uncomfortable with the possible merger of NCP? Is he giving any political message by praising Sonia Gandhi and Congress? If both the NCP factions merge, can Rohit Pawar choose the Congress path?

Rohit Pawar's praise for Sonia Gandhi has further fueled these questions. Is Rohit Pawar, angry over the possible merger of NCP, now indicating to move closer to Congress and will any new political equation be seen in the politics of Maharashtra in the coming days, the discussion on these questions has intensified at the moment.

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