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Sunetra Pawar rebukes Sule over Ajit Pawar jibe

2 sourcesUpdated 3 Sept 2026, 5:49 pm Coverage regionsInternational
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Sunetra Pawar said the death should not be politicised.

She defended the ruling NCP and said outsiders cannot understand the family’s grief.

She also expressed faith in the ongoing investigations.

Her remarks came after Supriya Sule questioned the lack of an FIR.

Why it mattersThe exchange widens the Pawar-family rift and could sharpen intra-NCP tensions.
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Sule had also accused ruling party members of enjoying power.

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The coverage agrees that Sunetra Pawar pushed back against Supriya Sule’s criticism and tied her response to the death of Ajit Pawar.

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What remains open is the progress of the ongoing investigations, which Sunetra Pawar said she trusts but did not detail.

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The coverage says Sunetra Pawar urged opposition leaders not to politicise her husband’s death. It adds that she defended the ruling NCP and said the family’s grief cannot be understood by outsiders. The report also says she expressed faith in the ongoing investigations after Supriya Sule questioned the lack of an FIR.

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'Don't politicise Ajit Pawar's death': Sunetra Pawar responds to Sule's jibe at ruling NCP

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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar urged opposition leaders not to politicise the plane crash death of her husband Ajit Pawar. She defended the ruling NCP and stated that the family's grief cannot be understood by outsiders while expressing faith in ongoing investigations. The remarks were made in response to criticism from NCP SP leader Supriya Sule, who had previously questioned the lack of an FIR regarding the tragedy and accused ruling party members of enjoying power.