The demand for MLA Dhananjay Munde’s resignation has intensified, with Mahayuti leaders strongly advocating for his removal. During her visit to Baramati, MP Supriya Sule was asked about the resignation demand. In response, she stated that the Chief Minister should address the issue. Despite calls for action from Mahayuti leaders Suresh Dhas and Salunkhe, the Chief Minister has yet to make a decision. Sule noted that the Chief Minister must be questioned on this matter.
During her interaction with the media in Baramati on Tuesday, Sule commented on the ongoing tensions surrounding the Guardian Minister’s post. “I have observed power closely for many years, but I have never seen such a tug-of-war over this position,” she remarked. “What is the secret behind this post? I still don’t understand it,” she added.
On the topic of the Delhi elections, Sule took a jab at Arvind Kejriwal, stating, “He doesn’t even know where many voters have come from and has submitted a list of such discrepancies. Our only appeal to the Election Commission is to ensure that elections are conducted transparently.”
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Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar recently made a cryptic statement during his Baramati visit, asking, “What has fallen on the plate and what has fallen in the bowl?” When asked to comment, Supriya Sule dismissed any speculation about differences within the Pawar family. “I have never had disagreements—yesterday, today, or tomorrow. Family matters stay within the threshold, while social responsibilities lie outside it,” she clarified.
In another incident during his Baramati tour, Ajit Pawar addressed a worker’s statement by saying, “You have voted, but that doesn’t make you my owner.” Meanwhile, Sanjay Gaikwad stirred controversy by claiming, “You have been sold for two thousand rupees.” When asked for her reaction to these remarks, Sule succinctly responded, “Ram Krishna Hari.”