I am tired, don’t want anything now, Ajit Pawar had shared his pain with a friend before his death:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar The demise of a leader in a plane crash on Wednesday is not just a political loss, but the end of the journey of a leader who was mentally traumatized for quite some time. His closest friend and trustee of Baramati Vidya Pratishthan Kiran Gujar The revelations made by Ajit Dada regarding his last days and his last conversation are very emotional.

Kiran Gujar is the same person who convinced Ajit Pawar to contest the first election in 1984. Dada’s plane crashed in front of his eyes.

That last meeting 5 days before his death

Kiran Gujar told that just five days before his death, Ajit Pawar had told him about his fatigue and boredom with politics.

Last Dinner: Gujar told, “Five days ago both of us had gone out for a walk. We had dinner together. Ajit Dada had told me Kiran, I am bored now, I am fed up. Now I don’t want all this (politics). I could not understand why he was saying this recently.”

Pain of defeat: The defeat in the Lok Sabha elections shook him to the core. He repeatedly said, “I am working hard day and night, yet why am I getting slapped (public displeasure)?”

Attitude towards God had changed

Ajit Pawar was known as a strict and cold-natured leader in politics, but according to Kiran Gujar, he has changed a lot with age. Sensitive Were done.

Childhood Trauma: In the beginning Ajit Pawar did not believe much in God. He used to say, “What harm has God done to me? My father passed away in my childhood, the family faced so many difficulties.”

shift: Kiran Gujar noted that in recent times his inclination had increased towards spirituality. He was not superstitious, but his faith in God had awakened.

“My friend turned to ashes before my eyes”

Kiran Gujar himself was waiting for Ajit Dada at the airport at the time of the plane crash. Recalling that horrific scene, he said: “Before boarding the plane, I got a call from my grandfather. He said that I was leaving. I went to the airport to pick him up and the plane crashed in front of my eyes. Even when his body was being put in the car, I was thinking that maybe this was a bad dream.”

Started together in 1984

The relationship between Kiran Gujar and Ajit Pawar was four decades old.

In 1984, when Chhatrapati Cooperative Sugar Factory elections were held, Ajit Pawar did not want to enter politics. They wanted to see their home and the world.

It was only after the encouragement of Kiran Gujar that he entered public life and never looked back.

Ajit Pawar’s demise has created a void in Maharashtra politics which is impossible to fill. His close associates say that he was a warrior who was tough on the outside but very soft to his loved ones on the inside.