Mumbai Confidential: Ajit Pawar loses cool

Last week in Pune, Pawar pointed out that the way journalists change jobs for better prospects, politicians also leave one party to join another.

By: Express News Service

Mumbai | Updated: December 26, 2023 05:55 PM IST

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Journalists countered Pawar asking him whether he followed any principles in politics. (Express file photo)

Ajit Pawar loses cool
Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar seems to have developed a style of answering questions journalists put forth by raising his voice. Last week in Pune, Pawar pointed out that the way journalists change jobs for better prospects, politicians also leave one party to join another. Journalists, hinting at his switching sides, countered his observation by asking him whether he followed any principles in politics. Pawar, visibly upset at the insinuation, suddenly changed the topic, explaining how parties with different ideologies had come together against the emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi.

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