Ajit Pawar's Last Speech Video With Important Message Resurfaces After His Death (Watch)

Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has died in a plane crash. Five people, including Ajit Pawar, lost their lives in a tragic plane crash in Baramati. With this accident, Maharashtra has lost a towering leader like Ajit Pawar, plunging the entire state into deep mourning. Until yesterday, he was actively involved in politics, and today he is no longer among us—a reality that many are still unable to accept.

Recently, a piece of advice given by Ajit Pawar during a public speech has resurfaced and gone viral again. Speaking at a public meeting in Chakan, he had cautioned people against entering politics lightly. He said that politics can be extremely dirty, and advised those who receive money from land deals not to jump into politics. Instead, he urged them to focus on their businesses, live comfortably, educate their children well, and lead an addiction-free life. He warned against pushing family members, especially spouses, into elections, questioning what one would do once the money runs out. Emphasising that saints too have conveyed the same message, he had appealed to people to take care of their livelihoods and live life responsibly.

Ajit Pawar’s passing has dealt a major blow to the Pawar family and to Maharashtra, which has lost a capable and dignified leader. In politics, criticism is common, but Ajit Pawar rarely indulged in it. When he took a different political stand, he faced sharp criticism, yet he remained calm and continued his work. Such individuals are rare in politics. He left us at a relatively young age, a time when he could have played an even bigger role in public life. Recently, the reunion of Ajit Pawar and Sharad Pawar had brought joy to supporters and party workers alike. The coming together of uncle and nephew was a moment of happiness, but that joy proved to be short-lived. Regardless of political differences, the Pawar family had always remained united, making this loss the biggest blow they have faced. After Sharad Pawar, Ajit Pawar was the pillar of the family. Expressing grief over his demise, Sanjay Raut said that there can be no sorrow greater than losing such a capable man.

It is a strange coincidence that Ajit Pawar, who began his political journey in Baramati, also met his untimely end there. He was known as a leader with a strong grip on administration, starting his workday as early as 6 am. Whether it was reviewing development projects or resolving public grievances, he was often seen on the streets early in the morning, interacting directly with people. Today, he was travelling from Mumbai to Baramati, but this morning turned out to be the last morning of his life. Born in Baramati, Ajit Pawar breathed his last in the same land.