Sunetra Pawar's Swearing-In as Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Faces Controversy

Mumbai: After the death of Deputy Chief Minister Ajitdada Pawar in a plane crash, there has been a lot of drama in the Nationalist Congress Party. Praful Patel and Sunil Tatkare's names were excluded from the list of the new National Executive of the NCP. This led to discussion about Sunetra Pawar's decision. Sunetra Pawar's decision has once again come under the spotlight. Sunetra Pawar was sworn in as Deputy Chief Minister on 31 January. She became the first female Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Governor Acharya Devvrat administered her the oath. However, within these four days, a letter was given to the Governor to declare her swearing-in illegal and she was again asked to take the oath. Since no action has been taken by the Governor's office even after 103 days of this complaint, the matter has been complained once again. Advocate Harshvardhan Shobha Babarao Godghate from Wardha has now complained directly to the Governor. In this, why action has not been taken on the basis of the government's 103 order for the swearing-in ceremony, but a press release from the Chief Minister's office has also been released on 31 January.