Accusing the ruling DMK of being a "communal party" that sustains itself through the minority vote banks, the BJP's Tamil Nadu vice president Narayanan Thirupathy on Sunday said the ruling party in the state was like a "cancer", which will be treated through the principles of 'Sanatana Dharm
Seeking to steer the Congress away from the statement of DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin, equating Sanatan Dharma with "mosquitoes, dengue, malaria and corona", the party's Maharashtra chief Nana Patole on Sunday said the partner in the DMK-led ruling coalition in Tamil Nadu doesn't believe
Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole on Wednesday said that seat sharing in the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) will be taken as per the merit of the parties in different states adding that in this regard a discussion will be in the upcoming meetings.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Sunday said that there are no permanent enemies and friends in politics adding that his faction joined the alliance of BJP and Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena to solve the problems of the people in the state.
Recently, the Central government imposed a 40 per cent export duty on the kitchen staple which prompted onion farmers in the state to stage a protest in Maharashtra’s Nashik district on Monday.
Pawar, who addressed a press conference, said parties of INDIA bloc will create “janmat” across the country to oust the Narendra Modi government in 2024 Lok Sabha election
Amid media reports of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar offered Sharad Pawar a berth in Union Cabinet, Congress state unit chief Nana Patole on Wednesday said that the NCP supremo has already clarified that he will remain with the INDIA alliance.
NCP working president Supriya Sule on Tuesday dismissed the speculation that the party chief Sharad Pawar is moving towards the BJP camp. She said that Sharad Pawar has cleared his stand in his Sangola speech where he said that t his party will not go with the BJP as its ideology does not fi
Talking to the reporters, Patole said, "Such meetings are creating confusion among the people. If they are relatives, what was the need for them to meet secretly".
Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole, while addressing the media here, confirmed the news and told reporters that party leaders within the state would hold a parallel march.