Ajit Pawar threatened a female IPS over the phone, Athawale said – Deputy CM later admitted his mistake

 

Maharashtra politics has once again come under the spotlight after a shocking revelation involving Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar. Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Republican Party of India (RPI) leader, Ramdas Athawale, claimed that Pawar allegedly threatened a female IPS officer over the phone regarding a sensitive matter. The incident has triggered heated debates across political circles and raised concerns about the treatment of officers in service.

According to Athawale, the senior IPS officer was pressurized by Pawar during a telephonic conversation. The tone and words used by the Deputy CM reportedly caused distress to the officer, who considered it an act of intimidation. “No political leader, no matter how powerful, has the right to threaten police officers. The system must run within the framework of the law,” Athawale stated while addressing the media.

Interestingly, Athawale also mentioned that Ajit Pawar later realized his mistake and admitted to using inappropriate language. He advised Pawar to be cautious in the future, emphasizing that leaders must maintain dignity while interacting with government officials. “It is good that the Deputy CM accepted his mistake, but such incidents should not be repeated,” Athawale added.

The revelation has sparked mixed reactions. While opposition parties are demanding strict action, Pawar’s supporters argue that his admission of fault shows political maturity. However, critics insist that merely accepting the mistake is not enough and that accountability must follow.

This controversy comes at a time when Maharashtra’s coalition government is already facing pressure on multiple fronts. With the matter gaining traction in both media and political circles, it remains to be seen whether further action will be initiated or if the issue will fade as just another political storm.

 

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