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Baba Siddique shot dead Updates: Baba Siddique cremated at Bada Qabrastan, Mumbai with full state honours
These in energy should settle for accountability, not simply announce investigations: NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar
NCP (SP) supremo Sharad Pawar condemns the killing of former minister Baba Siddique in Mumbai, expressing issues over the deteriorating legislation and order state of affairs in Maharashtra.
In a pointy criticism of the State authorities, Mr. Pawar calls for these in energy to not solely announce investigations however to take accountability and step down from their positions.
“The collapse of legislation and order in Maharashtra is a trigger for concern. My heartfelt tributes to Baba Siddique and condolences to his household,” the NCP patriarch provides in a put up on X.
Describing the incident as “regrettable,” Mr. Pawar warns that if the Residence Minister (BJP’s Devendra Fadnavis) and others in energy proceed to deal with the State’s administration flippantly, it might set off alarm bells for the frequent man.
“The taking pictures of a former minister in Mumbai, the monetary capital of the nation, shouldn’t be taken flippantly. These in energy should settle for accountability, not simply announce investigations,” he added.
-Abhinay Deshpande
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