As soon as voting started in Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar made a big claim about the CM's face, saying- 'The MLA who...'

Voting is going on for the Maharashtra assembly elections. Meanwhile, NCP chief and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has made a big statement regarding the CM's face. He has said that the MLAs who will be elected will decide who will be the Chief Minister.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar further said, 'We have worked. We will continue to work in the future also. Mahayuti will win the elections with full majority.'

In response to a question about Vinod Tawde, he said, "Even during the Lok Sabha, our family members were contesting against each other and everyone has seen this. I tried to meet everyone in Baramati. I hope that this time the people of Baramati will make me victorious. The people of Baramati will think seriously about this." 'Everything will be clear in the investigation of the video clip'

On the allegations against Supriya Sule and Nana Patole of transferring Bitcoin money into cash, he said, "Whatever audio clip is being shown, all I know is that I have worked with both of them. One of them is my sister and the other is someone with whom I have worked a lot. Their voices are in the audio clip, and I can understand their tone. Investigation will be done and everything will become clear..."

A day before the voting for Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024, there was an uproar over the cash scandal. There is a lot of politics going on about the matter. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi called this matter a mere rumor. On the contrary, he asked some questions to Nana Patole and Supriya Sule in the PC at 10.30 pm.

Sudhanshu Trivedi said, "Where is the money coming from to run the love shop that Rahul Gandhi is running? If we are holding a press conference so late in the night, there is a big reason behind it." BJP played two audio clips in this press conference showed some chats and alleged that money is being given.

BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi said, "In these clips and chats, an accused dealer contacts a former police officer who has been in jail and he says that some amount of bitcoin has to be transacted in cash."