Explosion in Kadaba police station
Kadaba, May 16: An old building of the local police station which is being used as the Home Guards office, was damaged due to a mysterious explosion inside the building here on Wednesday evening.
At 7 pm, something exploded with a huge sound. Fortunately, before the explosion takes place, two persons who were working in that building left the place and possible casualty was averted. Because of the explosion, some vehicles parked inside the building were damaged and the window-panes of some nearby houses were also broken. Because of the intensity of the explosion, people gathered in front of the police station. But the reason for the explosion is not yet ascertained.
DySP Srinivas, Puttur rural circle inspector Gopal Nayak and others rushed to the spot and inspected the spot.
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Ajit Pawar says he didn’t seek PM’s rally as Baramati contest is within family
Pune, Nov 8: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he did not request Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hold a campaign rally in his Baramati constituency because the fight there is within the family.
Pawar, the sitting MLA, is contesting against his nephew Yugendra Pawar, the candidate of the rival Nationalist Congress Party led by Sharad Pawar.
The prime minister would be holding campaign rallies for the November 20 Maharashtra assembly elections starting Friday.
“Contest in Baramati is within the family,” Ajit told reporters here on Thursday when asked why the PM would not be holding a rally in his constituency.
The NCP led by Ajit Pawar is part of the ruling coalition along with the BJP and Shiv Sena.
Asked about NCP candidates also not seeking rallies of senior BJP leaders like Amit Shah in their constituencies, Pawar said it could be because there is not much time left for campaigning, and also due to the limit on election expenses.
Earlier in the day, when asked what would be his margin of victory in Baramati, the NCP chief said he would be able to tell that after moving around the constituency and talking to people. “But I can say with one hundred per cent certainty that it would be a good lead,” he said.
In the 2019 state elections, Ajit Pawar had won by a record 1.65 lakh votes, defeating BJP’s Gopichand Kundlik Padalkar.
