Political Storm in Maharashtra: Farmers' Woes and Election Battles

NCP chief Sharad Pawar calls for the removal of Maharashtra's ruling alliance over farmer distress and low crop prices. With assembly elections imminent, Pawar highlights the need for farm loan waivers and caste census. The battle intensifies with rallies, promises, and accusations among political factions.

The political landscape in Maharashtra is heating up as NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar calls for the ousting of the current ruling alliance, citing their indifference to farmers' suffering due to plunging crop prices.

During a rally in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district, Pawar criticized the BJP's ambitions for constitutional changes, highlighting their reliance on alliances with JD(U) and TDP.

As the assembly elections approach, Pawar pledges farm loan waivers and caste census, urging citizens to support the MVA coalition. Rival candidates clash in a thrilling electoral contest as November 20th draws near.

(With inputs from agencies.)