As per report after tasting success in the maharashtra elections, ncp chief ajit pawar on thursday declared his party will contest the delhi assembly elections in its bid to regain the national party status. Addressing a felicitation ceremony at the NCP’s office in the national capital, he also dismissed the opposition allegations of misuse of EVMs in the maharashtra elections and asserted that the MahaYuti alliance was united and will form government soon. Pawar said the leaders of the Mahayuti alliance were meeting for the first time on thursday evening after the election results were announced. He said “We are united… There are no differences".
Meanwhile Pawar also said the opposition MVA coalition were blaming the EVMS as they did not get the desired results in the assembly elections. He told “There is no truth to their allegations. They are blaming EVMs because they did not get a favourable result in the assembly elections”. Pawar pointed out that the opposition parties have won elections in Punjab, delhi, Karnataka, Telangana, West bengal and kerala using EVMS. He added “Our next target is the delhi assembly elections. We will soon hold the national convention of the ncp in the national capital”.
Moreover Pawar said he was in the national capital to discuss power sharing arrangement in maharashtra after the ruling MahaYuti alliance won a thumping mandate in the recently held assembly elections. On the next chief minister of maharashtra, Pawar said the decision in this regard will be taken at a meeting he, bjp leader devendra fadnavis and outgoing chief minister Eknath Shinde will have with central leaders of the BJP. Pawar said the ruling alliance had consciously decided against putting up a chief ministerial face for the assembly elections.
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