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No longer symbolism for the Pawars as they fight for a better future

Veteran Sharad Pawar and nephew Ajit face off in battle for Baramati dominance

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Sharad Pawar during the launch of the party’s new symbol at Raigad Fort. Pic/PTI

Sharad Pawar during the launch of the party’s new symbol at Raigad Fort. Pic/PTI

Dharmendra JoreThe forthcoming election won’t be just another one for veteran Sharad Pawar, who has lost the party he had founded a quarter of a century ago, to his nephew Ajit. In 1999, he created his outfit, the Nationalist Congress Party

He then made an alliance government with the Congress that had expelled him a few months ago for challenging ‘foreigner’ Sonia Gandhi’s authority. Fighting on a fresh election symbol of a ‘clock’, the unified NCP won a good number of Assembly seats in Maharashtra but did not exceed the Congress tally. 

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