Maharashtra Elections: After the spectacular victory in the Lok Sabha elections, veteran leader Sharad Pawar and his party are very excited. In this excitement, the party is getting leaders from other parties to join its party in bulk. In this sequence, on Friday, Samarjit Singh Ghatge from Kagal of Baramati region and Harshvardhan Patil from Indapur joined the party in the presence of Sharad Pawar. But, the entry of these leaders has angered the local leaders of the NCP Sharad Pawar faction.

Actually, at the time of Harshvardhan Patil's entry into the party, Sharad Pawar introduced him as the son-in-law of Baramati. But now the first sign of rebellion against this son-in-law of Baramati has been received. NCP Sharad Pawar faction workers in Indapur are very angry with Harshvardhan Patil's entry into the party. Angered by this, these workers organized a Parivartan meeting. A large crowd gathered in it. Local party leader Appasaheb Jagdale said that the workers have talked about fielding an independent candidate against Harshvardhan Patil.

Parivartan meeting against Pawar!
He says that this Parivartan meeting was organized to convey the sentiments of the public to the leaders. We can change the face of the taluk in five years by giving a chance to the youth in the assembly elections. This rebellion is not going to defeat Maharashtra. This matter is not limited to Indapur only. The voice of this rebellion is of the common people. No one can stop our voice. Appasaheb Jagdale has said that the whole of Maharashtra will suffer losses, keep this in mind.

Dashrath Mane, the head of the Sonai family, gave a tough fight from the Indapur constituency. Dashrath Mane is keen to contest from this constituency. Dashrath Mane has given a symbolic statement that there will be a 110 percent rebellion from Indapur. He said that there would be a huge rebellion, we would fight independently and not 100 but 110 percent. Dashrath Mane has promised the voters that if we do not take the form, we will sit in jail, but you give us your vote.