Pune: NCP chief Sharad Pawar has taught how to develop in a small space as well as how to form a government after getting fewer seats than the rival. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said this on Wednesday. Where the Chief Minister has addressed the annual general meeting of Vasantdada Sugar Institute. At the same time, NCP chief Pawar, chairman of this institute, was also present on the occasion.
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On this occasion, Chief Minister Thackeray assured full farm loan waiver in the state and announced the formation of a committee of experts on sugar industry. A day earlier, the Shiv Sena-led government had made a formal announcement to waive loans up to two lakh rupees. Thackeray did not back down from besieging former Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in his address. Thackeray said, the former Chief Minister often used to say that BJP is the largest party in the assembly, yet power continued to fall from his hands. The Chief Minister said, 'Sharad Pawar has taught us how to develop from a small amount of land and also how a government is formed with a small number of MLAs.
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According to information received from sources, Uddhav also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. When asked about this, he said, 'I am telling you that this is the place where someone said that he had come to politics by holding Pawar's finger. I do not want to say that Pawar saheb has made another mistake by bringing me into politics. Modi said in a program of the institute a few years ago that Pawar had taught him a lot when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat and he did not have an understanding of Delhi politics. The then NCP chief was the agriculture minister in the UPA government.
