“It’s very annoying. A lot of memories” Marathi Actor’s Emotional Tribute to Ajit Pawar Moves Everyone

The sudden passing of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has left the entire state in deep mourning. Marathi actor Sankarshan Karhade shared a heartfelt post on Instagram, accompanied by a photo with Ajit Pawar, expressing his emotions over the loss.On Wednesday morning, a tragic plane crash in Baramati taluka claimed the lives of five people, including Ajit Pawar.

The crash occurred while they were campaigning for the Zilla Parishad and Panchayat Samiti elections. Ajit Pawar’s mortal remains are to be cremated with full state honours at the Vidya Pratishthan ground in Baramati on Thursday, January 29.Ajit Pawar’s death has sent waves of grief throughout Maharashtra, with many from the arts and entertainment community paying tribute on social media.

Sankarshan Karhade’s post stood out for its candid reflection: “What? Ajit Pawar sir’s departure is very unfortunate. Some people seem more interested in being seen in Maharashtra politics than in their party or position, but Ajit Pawar was the foundation. Today, it feels like no one in the house is with us, and there is great turmoil. His knack for turning press conferences into lively exchanges with sharp answers was remarkable. I can only imagine how many activists under his wing feel like orphans today. I also pay respect to those who lost their lives alongside him in the accident. Ajit Dada… I will miss you deeply,”

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Karhade wrote.Thousands gathered at the Vidya Pratishthan grounds, where Ajit Pawar’s body lay in state late into the night. Ajit Pawar had been holding rallies on Wednesday morning in villages including Niravaj, Pandare, Karanjepul (Someshwar), and Supa in Baramati taluka.The ill-fated flight took off from Mumbai at 8:10 am but crashed and caught fire around 9:45 am while attempting to land. According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Ajit Pawar, pilots Captain Sumit Kapoor and Captain Shambhavi Pathak, security guard Videep Jadhav, and flight attendant Pinky Mali all died on the spot.