The moment that caught everyone’s attention was when Ajit Pawar entered the assembly. As soon as he entered, Supriya Sule beaming with joy hugged him.
Mumbai| It was a much-awaited Ghar Wapasi for NCP leader Ajit Pawar who had switched sides just four days ago, leaving not only the party but also the family perplexed. In the span of four days, many family members of Pawar tried to convince to get him back in the Maha Vikas Aghadi. Heading their plea, Ajit Pawar finally resigned as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra on Tuesday in a dramatic turn of events.
After his resignation, CM Devendra Fadnavis resigned too, effectively making way for Maha Vikas Aghadi led by Congress-NCP and ShivSena. The Governor taking note of this had issued a notice that the special assembly session will be called on Wednesday where MLAs will take an oath.
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#WATCH NCP leader Supriya Sule welcomed Ajit Pawar and other newly elected MLAs at #Maharashtra assembly, earlier today. #Mumbai pic.twitter.com/vVyIZfrl1x
— ANI (@ANI) November 27, 2019
The Oath taking ceremony witnessed historic moments. On one hand, the first Thackeray entered the assembly, on the other hand, the event also saw Pawar family bonding with each other. Supriya Sule, MP from Baramati was seen standing at the gate welcoming the MLAs and greeting them.
When Rohit Pawar, the third generation Pawar family leader entered he bowed down and touched her feet to seek blessings. On the other hand, she hugged Aaditya Thackeray and also greeted Devendra Fadnavis-the former CM with a smile and handshake.
However, the moment that caught everyone’s attention was when Ajit Pawar entered the assembly. As soon as he entered, both the cousins couldn’t resist and hugged each other. Sule, who has been convincing Ajit Pawar to return looked relieved and happy as she smiled from ears to ears. Late at night Ajit Pawar also went to Silver Oak-residence of Sharad Pawar to meet him.
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