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'Sharad Pawar never discussed merger': Rohit Pawar rejects NCP reunion buzz

'Sharad Pawar never discussed merger': Rohit Pawar rejects NCP reunion buzz
Source: Moneycontrol

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  • ✓NCP MLA Rohit Pawar on Monday dismissed talk of a merger between the two party factions.
  • ✓He said, "There has been no discussion on merger in our party." Rohit claimed these reports were created to build a political narrative, adding that his party remains a critic of the current government.

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Indian Markets
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Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) MLA Rohit Pawar on Monday dismissed speculation about a merger between the two NCP factions, saying no such discussions were taking place within his party. He alleged that the reports were being circulated to create a particular political narrative, as reported by news agency PTI.

Speaking to reporters after meeting his grand uncle and party president Sharad Pawar at his residence, Rohit Pawar said neither Sharad Pawar nor party working president Supriya Sule had discussed a possible merger or an alliance with the BJP.

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