After Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar Eyes Delhi Polls To Secure National Tag For NCP
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Addressing a felicitation ceremony at the NCP's office in the national capital, Ajit Pawar also dismissed the opposition allegations of misuse of EVMs in the Maharashtra elections.
After tasting success in the Maharashtra elections, NCP chief Ajit Pawar on Thursday declared his party will contest the Delhi assembly elections in its bid to regain the national party status.
Addressing a felicitation ceremony at the NCP's office in the national capital, he also dismissed the opposition allegations of misuse of EVMs in the Maharashtra elections and asserted that the MahaYuti alliance was united and will form government soon.
Ajit Pawar said the leaders of the Mahayuti alliance were meeting for the first time on Thursday evening after the election results were announced.
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