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'I never left', says Ajit Pawar when asked about 'Ghar Vapasi'

Former Deputy CM of Maharashtra for 78 hours, Ajit Pawar was asked about 'Ghar Vapasi' to which he answered, 'I never left home, I was here only'.
At the crack of dawn last Saturday (November 23), a two-member government comprising Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was sworn-in, leaving the state and country in a daze.
However, that government barely completed 80 hours in office, paving the way for the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance government headed by Thackeray to stake its claim to power, and finally invited to take the oath of office on November 28.

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