NCP MLC Amol Mitkari of Ajit Pawar faction has said in Akola that was the pilot of Ajit Pawar’s plane a suicide bomber?

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Ajit Pawar’s NCP MLC Amol Mitkari said in Akola, “Dada’s death is also a mystery on a barren land. The mystery of Gojubavi Malran means the mystery of Dada’s death. I tell you that today in Maharashtra there are many people who mention the name of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Babasaheb, Shahu Maharaj, and great men. There are many leaders. But the leader who brought such a thing into practice was Ajit Pawar.” MLC Amol Mitkari said, “Even after Ajit Dada’s tragic death, was it a conspiracy or an accident? If someone says it wasn’t an accident, they should prove it. Otherwise, how could it be an ambush? Answer our doubts. Is it an ambush or an accident? This should be revealed to Maharashtra. And how is Maharashtra still calm despite all this?”

MLC Amol Mitkari said, “I have requested all our party MLAs to write a letter to the Prime Minister. I will fly myself. The pilot who died, Kapoor, had a history of drinking and had been suspended three times from the BSR company. He had insurance of 50 crore rupees. He came as a suicide bomber. Didn’t LTTE suicide bombers come during Rajiv Gandhi’s time? He was going to a meeting.” People nearby told him, “Rajiv ji, don’t go; it’s been a while.” He said, “No, people must be waiting, we should go.” A woman comes, garlands him, touches his feet, and a bomb explodes, and the body is blown to pieces. He must be a suicide bomber.”

MLC Amol Mitkari said, “Where is Kapoor? His wife arrived on the third day and said, ‘My husband is alive.’ So our question is, the DGCA is saying six people were gone, so where did one man go? And where are these two people, Sahil Madan and Yash, the pilots who were replaced at the last minute? Maharashtra should have the courage to ask this. It is our duty, our responsibility. Because this loss is not just to the Pawar family. This loss is to this undivided Maharashtra.” The leadership of the 18 Pagad castes would have been snatched away from us in such a manner right before our eyes and if we do not wake up, our next generation will ask us.”