November 27, 2019 06:45 pm | Updated 06:46 pm IST - Mumbai
NCP leader Supriya Sule greets Ajit Pawar at the entrance of the Vidhan Bhavan as newly-elected MLAs arrive to take oath of membership on November 27, 2019. Photo: Special Arrangement
Ajit Pawar, who shocked his party and family after joining hands with the BJP, has said what he did could not be termed a revolt.
He also reiterated that he continues to be with the NCP and would abide by whatever party chief Sharad Pawar says.
“It was not a revolt. I was the leader of NCP. Did NCP remove me? Did you read (about my removal from NCP) somewhere?” Mr. Ajit Pawar told reporters. “I have been telling all that I was in the NCP, I am in NCP and will be in NCP,” he said.
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