Rohit Pawar questions probe into Ajit Pawar crash, to give presentation on November 15

The crash involving the late Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has come into discussion once again. Rohit Pawar, MLA of the Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar), has alleged that the investigation into the matter is moving slowly and is not headed in the right direction. He also said he would make an important presentation on the matter on November 15. Political circles are therefore watching what emerges from the presentation.

Rohit Pawar said he has many doubts about the crash that involved Ajitdada. According to him, the investigation is not being conducted the way it should have been. He expressed displeasure that not even a simple FIR has been registered so far.

He also claimed that more than 90 per cent of the people of Maharashtra feel that this may not have been an accident but foul play.

Rohit Pawar said he would make the presentation on November 15 to place some important points of the case before the public. He expressed hope that it would help efforts to secure justice for Ajitdada. Speaking on the linking of Sunil Tatkare's name to the matter, he appealed to the ruling side to bring out the evidence.

Meanwhile, Rohit Pawar also commented on the political struggle at the Gokul milk union in Kolhapur. He alleged that despite Satej Patil's panel winning a majority, an attempt is being made to alter the power arithmetic through government-appointed directors.

Claiming that Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has an important role in the whole affair, Rohit Pawar targeted him. He said the decision to give four directors voting rights would not have been possible without the Chief Minister's support.

According to Rohit Pawar, the Gokul struggle is not limited to the post of the milk union's chairman. He described it as a fight to save the Constitution in Maharashtra.

On one side, questions are being raised about the probe into Ajitdada's crash, and on the other, the ruling side is being criticised over Gokul politics. It remains to be seen what issues Rohit Pawar raises in the November 15 presentation.