Dada’s tsunami in Baramati Ajit Pawar created a new chapter with a historic victory
On Saturday, a new page was added in the political history of Baramati, when Ajit Pawar proved his strength with a decisive victory. 65-year-old Ajit Pawar, popularly known as ‘Dada’, defeated Sharad Pawar-led NCP (SP) candidate Yugendra Pawar. Huge margin of 1,00,899 votes Defeated by. This victory was not only political but also the center of emotional and family equations.
The intersection is painted pink
Baramati’s famous Bhigwan Chowk was drenched in pink on Saturday—the color representing Ajit Pawar’s faction. The sound of drums, shower of flowers, and bike rallies of supporters turned the entire area into a festive atmosphere. This victory was not only Ajit Pawar’s political success but also a reflection of the loyalty of the voters of Baramati.
Historical stronghold of Pawar family
Since Sharad Pawar’s first victory in 1967, Baramati became synonymous with the Pawar family. Ajit Pawar continued this tradition since 1991. But the split in NCP in 2023 divided the politics of Pawar family into two poles, due to which this election assumed historical importance.
Ajit Pawar’s wife and Rajya Sabha MP Sunetra Pawar expressed her gratitude to the voters and said, “Baramati has always trusted Dada. The people here have shown that they are Dada’s true family.”
Desire for unity despite division
While supporters were celebrating Ajit Pawar’s victory, many residents were praying for the return of the old unity in the Pawar family. Anganwadi teacher Meera Jadhav said, “Baramati’s name is associated with Sharad Pawar and Ajit Pawar. Our progress is because of their cooperation. We want them to come back together.”
silence vs celebration
The crowd of supporters outside Ajit Pawar’s office was full of enthusiasm, while there was silence in the NCP (SP) office. This wave of defeats has raised questions over the political future of Baramati, but Ajit Pawar’s victory has made it clear that the legacy of the Pawar family still influences the politics of the region.
Will the clock of Baramati start again?
Ajit Pawar’s victory has written a new political chapter in Baramati. However, people are still hoping for a return to the old-time collaboration like “Ghaadi”, which will bring together Sharad and Ajit Pawar.
Baramati’s future will be shaped by the political strategies of the Pawar family—but will this future return to unity? It will be interesting to see.