If all 3 MVA partners decide, there can be change in Maharashtra: Sharad Pawar

Pawar recalled how previous governments helped in the preservation of ancient art and culture, literature and history. “But it is difficult for us to engage with the present state government. But some solution will come out. If we three (MVA constituents) decide, there can be a change,” he asserted. It was for the first time since July 2, when the NCP split due to the revolt by Ajit Pawar, that leaders of all the three MVA allies shared the stage.