Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 15 (ANI): Rajya Sabha MP Priyanka Chaturvedi on Monday spoke about the meeting of Maharashtra Minister Chhagan Bhujbal with NCP-SCP Chief Sharad Pawar, Shiv Sena (UBT) and said that a lot of characters will try to change their side.
Speaking with ANI, Chaturvedi said, “There have been a lot of changes in Maharashtra after the Lok Sabha elections and as I say repeatedly, the trailer was just shown in Lok Sabha elections, the whole picture is yet to come.”
She added, “So before this picture comes out, a lot of characters will try to change their side. A lot of characters who are bad actors will try to become good actors. Some people are coming here and there, meetings are taking place. ‘Akhir me wahi hoga jo manzoore khuda hoga’, where treachery will not be tolerated.”
Notably, Bhujbal on Monday met Sharad Pawar for the first time after the NCP split in July last year.
After meeting with Pawar, Bhujbal said that the alleged clashes between Maratha and OBC people over reservation can be stopped if all parties come together., “NCP-SCP Chief Sharad Pawar knows how the people of different communities are living in villages. I told him that there were clashes in villages in connection with the Maratha reservation. This can be stopped if leaders of all parties come together, otherwise the situation will keep worsening. He (Sharad Pawar) said he would speak to CM Shinde and try to bring out a solution.”
“I can meet PM Modi, HM Amit Shah, or LoP Rahul Gandhi for OBC reservation; I am ready to do anything to solve this issue,” he added.
The Maharashtra Minister also mentioned that he requested Sharad Pawar’s intervention in the matter, as he is one of the leaders in Maharashtra who understands the issue better.
“Maratha community people and OBC community are having extremely bad feelings about each other and in several parts of Maharashtra, they are also not visiting each other’s house. Due to the ongoing reservation conflict. I requested Sharad Pawar Sahib’s intervention in the matter because he is one of the leaders in Maharashtra, who understands the issue better,” Chhagan Bhujbal said.
In February this year, the Maharashtra government, during a special assembly session, approved a Bill to extend 10 per cent reservation to the Marathas, based on a report submitted by the Maharashtra Backward Class Commission (MBCC). (ANI)
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