Maharashtra Politics: Vanchit leader Prakash Ambedkar has made a big disclosure in a letter written to NCP MLA Jitendra Awadh. Prakash Ambedkar has said in the letter that Sanjay Raut rejected this demand that he will not compromise with BJP and RSS.
Prakash Ambedkar's letter: There are only a few days left for the Lok Sabha elections, but discussions are still going on between the three parties of Mahavikas Aghadi whether to join Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi or not. On the other hand, deprived leader Prakash Ambedkar has directly told the workers not to attend any program or meeting of Mahavikas Aghadi. When this dispute over seat distribution was not resolved, Prakash Ambedkar of Vanchit started meetings and Jitendra Awad of NCP wrote a letter. While replying to him, Prakash Ambedkar has now made a big revelation about Sanjay Raut.
There is still a question mark on whether Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi will join Mahavikas Aghadi or not. Prakash Ambedkar is saying that we are still out of Mahavikas Aghadi because no reconciliation has been achieved. Along with this, Prakash Ambedkar has also started public meetings. On the other hand, Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Raut has said that talks are going on with Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi, they will be with us in Mahavikas Aghadi. After this, Jitendra Awhad wrote a letter to Prakash Ambedkar requesting him to join Mahavikas Aghadi.
In response to this, Ambedkar has written a letter to Jitendra Awad. In this letter, Prakash Ambedkar said that in the meeting held for the allocation of Lok Sabha seats, Vanchit had put a condition before the Thackeray faction and Sharad Pawar faction. Give a guarantee that after the elections you will not compromise with BJP or RSS again. At that time, Sanjay Raut of the Thackeray group had rejected this demand. So now the discussion about this letter has started in political circles.
What did Prakash Ambedkar say in the letter?
We understand that the letter written by you has been written as an individual and not as a leader of NCP. We have always believed that the role of politics, be it a party or an individual, should be equal. I personally believe that you agreed with BJP earlier also, agree today also and will continue to do so. But, cannot be assured about your party.
Therefore, we agree with the personal responsibility we have taken to save the Constitution. But will your party come forward to save the Constitution? We doubt this. We will continue to do whatever and as much as we can to save the Constitution. Therefore, although we have sent a personal message through the letter, there is a tone that we are not out to save the Constitution. Through this letter we are telling you that representatives of our party were present in that meeting. At that time when we were told that we have to assure the voters that we will not compromise with BJP or RSS after the elections. The representatives of our party present there did not say anything about this. He sat quietly and in a way expressed his protest by remaining silent. You just said, "What's the harm in writing this?" The Shiv Sena we have taken with us. Shiv Sena representative Sanjay Raut has refused to write this openly.
Given all this background, if we want to come with you then we will have to ensure that you will not go with BJP after the elections, this assurance will have to be given not by you personally but to your party. We do not know whether this letter written by you has been posted on social media or not. If you have not given on social media then we assure you that our letter will not go on social media. But, if your letter goes on social media, our letter will also go on social media, Prakash Ambedkar said in his letter.