In the midst of the fervor surrounding the Lok Sabha Election 2024 in Maharashtra, the political arena in Kolhapur witnessed a significant rendezvous. Jayant Patil, the State President of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) led by Sharad Pawar, recently paid a visit to MLA Rajendra Patil Yadravkar, associated with the Shinde group. This meeting, held at Yadravkar’s residence in Jaisingpur, stirred up discussions among political circles.
During the encounter, which also saw the presence of Jayant Patil’s son, Prateek Patil, the focus was on the upcoming elections, particularly the Hatkanangale constituency. Jayant Patil urged MLA Yadravkar to extend support to Satyajit Patil Saroodkar, the Maha Vikas Aghadi candidate contesting from Hatkanangale. Notably, this meeting occurred amidst speculation surrounding Sanjay Patil Ydravkar, Rajendra’s brother, as a potential candidate for the same seat, owing to his reported dissatisfaction with Darishsheel Mane.
The timing of Jayant Patil’s visit, just before the elections, has raised eyebrows and triggered various interpretations within political circles.
he recent interaction between Jayant Patil and MLA Rajendra Patil Yadravkar has sparked heated debates and speculations within the political landscape of Maharashtra. Rajendra Patil Ydravkar, known for his prior affiliation with the Nationalist Congress Party before contesting independently in 2019, has maintained cordial relations with NCP leaders despite his independent status.
Jayant Patil’s outreach to Ydravkar, especially in the backdrop of the impending elections, has ignited discussions regarding potential alliances and strategies in the region.
In the ongoing saga of the Lok Sabha Election 2024 in Maharashtra, a notable meeting between Jayant Patil, the State President of the NCP, and MLA Rajendra Patil Yadravkar, associated with the Shinde group, has emerged as a focal point. Held at Yadravkar’s residence in Jaisingpur, this rendezvous has stirred up discussions and speculations within political circles regarding alliance dynamics and electoral strategies, particularly in the Hatkanangale constituency.
