It has been decided that Ajit Pawar’s son Parth Pawar will go to Rajya Sabha. Actually, Sunetra Pawar had resigned from the post of Rajya Sabha member before taking oath as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Since then, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) seat had become vacant, on which his son Parth Pawar will now be nominated. Praful Patel announced this in the National Executive.

A few days before this, Parth Pawar’s name was unanimously finalized for Rajya Sabha in the NCP Core Committee meeting. Major changes also took place in the organization of NCP on Thursday, 26 February. After the death of Ajit Pawar, he was appointed the president of the party today. Sunetra Pawar, wife of late Ajit Pawar and Deputy CM of Maharashtra, was elected party president unopposed.

Parth Pawar has contested Lok Sabha elections

Parth Pawar is the elder son of late senior leader Ajit Pawar. He entered politics through the Lok Sabha elections in the year 2019. Parth contested the elections from Maval Lok Sabha seat, which was considered an important decision related to the political legacy of the Pawar family. However, Parth Pawar had to face defeat. After losing the Lok Sabha elections, Parth Pawar stayed away from politics. He neither took any position in the party nor in the organization.

Parth Pawar’s degree and property details

35-year-old Parth Pawar had declared his assets as Rs 20 crore in the form during the Lok Sabha elections. Parth Pawar has a B.Com degree. After this he did further studies in London.

7 Rajya Sabha seats vacant in Maharashtra

For information, let us tell you that on March 16, voting will be held for seven vacant seats of Rajya Sabha in Maharashtra. Prafulla Patel has clearly announced that only Parth Pawar will file the nomination on behalf of NCP. From this it has become clear that Parth Pawar will not enter Maharashtra politics but will directly enter central politics.

Kunal kamra controversy: A petition has been filed in the High Court in support of the comedian amid a dispute over Kunal Kamra. This petition has demanded that jokes should be recognized under Article 19 of the Constitution as Article 19 of the Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and expression.

Harshvardhan Khandekar, a student studying law, has filed a petition supporting Kunal Kamra through Advocate Amit Kataranavare. This petition filed in the Bombay High Court claimed that Kunal Kamra’s jokes are under the purview of Tanj and Political Criticism.

‘Kunal Kamra’s jokes of some kind of hatred or …’
The petition filed in the High Court states that Kunal Kamra’s jokes were not with the aim of spreading any kind of hatred or enmity. He was just a tanjia. It has also been demanded in the petition that action should be taken against the officials responsible for the action taken by the municipality against Haibitat Studio in Khar. Please tell that the municipality has taken the studio located in Khar in its possession. In such a situation, it has been alleged in this petition that this decision has been taken in a partisan manner and the municipality has misused its jurisdiction.

4 FIRs lodged against Kunal Kamra
Kunal Kamra is trapped in a legal panchade to say controversial poem on Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde. A total of 4 FIRs and two NC (non -cognizable) offenses have been recorded on the comedian so far. All these cases have been registered under sections 353 (1) (b), 353 (2), 356 (2) of BNS. These cases have been transferred to the Khar police for further investigation.

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