NCP candidate Nawab Malik warned BJP's top leaders!
The election atmosphere is at its peak in maharashtra before the voting on november 20. Meanwhile, a big statement of ncp (Ajit Pawar) leader nawab malik has come to the fore. During an interview, he was asked whether he is with PM Modi or not? On this, he said that I am with ajit pawar and the bharatiya janata party is against me. Then Malik was asked whether he is with BJP? On this, he said, "I am with Ajit Pawar. See, BJP's love is overflowing. They are constantly calling me Dawood Ibrahim's man. They are saying that I have links with terrorists, whereas I have clearly said that there is a case of money laundering against me, it is in the court." He said that the condition of the court's bail is that I should not say anything about that case, but on the day the case will come, I have filed a discharge application regarding my company. The day the verdict comes, everything will be clear.
'I will file a defamation case'
The ncp leader said during an interview with news 24, "I will file a defamation case against all those who are linking my name with Dawood and terrorism. No matter who they are and how big a leader they are." He was asked that devendra fadnavis has already spoken to you, so will you file a case against him too? On this Malik said that the lawyer will send a notice, if he accepts his mistake then it is fine, otherwise a case will be filed against him too.
'My leader is only ajit pawar and no one else'
Malik was asked whether devendra fadnavis is not your leader? On this, he said, "My leader is only ajit pawar, I have no other leader apart from him. All parties are on one side and nawab malik is on the other. The public is making me contest the elections, I did not want to contest the elections, when I was in jail, my daughter was looking after my constituency. But, when I went to my office after being released from jail and discharged from the hospital, there was a crowd of people, my cabin is separate with their problems, my daughter's cabin is separate."