BJP's 'Batenge Toh Katenge' slogan, which calls for Hindu unity, will not work in Maharashtra, NCP leader Ajit Pawar emphasised, adding that the focus should be on 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas.'

Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar campaigned for NCP candidate Nawab Malik despite BJP's opposition due to his alleged underworld links.

MUMBAI: BJP’s alliance partner Ajit Pawar has expressed displeasure over the saffron party’s slogan “Batenge toh katenge” in the ongoing campaign for the Vidhan Sabha polls

Ajit Pawar, NCP leader, opposes BJP's campaign slogan 'batenge toh katenge,' stating it won't resonate in Maharashtra and emphasizing development instead. He argues that Maharashtra's political landscape differs from other states and stresses the need for communal harmony.

The prime minister is holding campaign rallies for the November 20 Maharashtra assembly elections starting Friday.