Blame game heats up, Ajit Pawar says will never go with BJP

The former Maharashtra Deputy CM also made a veiled attack on the Congress for waging a campaign against his party, “Some sections are deliberately running this false campaign to mislead secular voters in a desperate bid to retain their secular voter base,” he said. Pawar dismissed the allegations about his chief ministerial ambitions and mounted a counter-attack on Chavan’s administrative skills.  He denied reports of a rift with his uncle Sharad Pawar over the decision to snap ties with the Congress. Ajit Pawar filed his nomination from Pune’s Baramati seat Friday.