Sharad Pawar and Supriya Sule met Prime Minister Modi, political stir intensifies amid discussions of support in NDA
Nationalist Congress Party (Sharad Pawar faction) chief amid opposition protests during the monsoon session of Parliament. Sharad Pawar and MP Supriya Sule Prime Minister on Wednesday Narendra Modi Met with. After this meeting, discussions have intensified in political circles, especially regarding possible support to NDA and the upcoming Delimitation Bill.
During this meeting held at the Prime Minister’s Office, Sharad Pawar submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Modi on the problems of farmers, irrigation projects and various issues related to agriculture. Photos of the meeting showed a cordial conversation between the two leaders and discussion on various topics.
This meeting has taken place at a time when the Central Government is preparing to push the Delimitation Bill in the current monsoon session of Parliament. It is believed that the government is trying to garner two-thirds majority to pass this bill and in such a situation, the support of NCP (Sharad Pawar faction) MPs is considered important.
Recently Supriya Sule had said that if the government Equal increase of 50 percent seats If he gives a written assurance, his party is ready to discuss this topic. After his statement, speculations regarding political equations have intensified.
There is also a discussion going on in political circles that a section of Sharad Pawar faction may be in favor of joining with NDA in future. However, according to BJP sources, if such a formal political alliance is formed, then it is considered necessary for the unification of both the factions of the Nationalist Congress Party before that.
Sources say that at present BJP wants a decision at the level of the entire party instead of including any one group or individual leaders in NDA. For this reason, discussions are continuing in Maharashtra politics regarding a possible rapprochement between the two NCP factions.
This high-level meeting, held amid protests by the opposition against the government, is being considered important from the political point of view. However, after the meeting, no official statement has been issued by any party regarding possible political alliance or support. At present, it is being described as a formal meeting on farmers’ issues and parliamentary topics, but discussions are going on regarding its political implications.
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