Overview

• Ajit Pawar urged NCP workers in Beed to maintain a clean image and avoid connections with criminal elements during his visit to the district.
• The Deputy CM ordered background checks on NCP workers through the police to ensure no criminal records, reflecting his focus on accountability.
• Pawar announced the revocation of 340 firearm licenses and the review of 900 more to curb misuse and criminal activities in Beed.
• He criticized Beed's underdevelopment and called for efforts to improve the district’s infrastructure and social harmony, emphasizing '80 percent social work and 20 percent politics.'
• Dhananjay Munde, who resigned after his aide was implicated in the murder of Santosh Deshmukh, remained absent from Pawar’s meetings, citing health issues, raising speculation about internal party tensions.