In a bizarre incident in Maharashtra, people protesting the water crisis in Beed district were seen bathing the cutout of Ajit Pawar, who is not only the state Deputy Chief Minister but also Beed district’s guardian minister. Social activist Dr Ganesh Dhavale led the protest. A video of the incident has also gone viral on social media. According to a report in FPJ, activist Dr Ganesh Dhavale said that the INR 114 crore Atal Amrut Drinking Water Scheme, launched around seven years ago for Beed, has completely failed. The viral clip shows protestors applying soap and giving a bath to the cutout of Ajit Pawar to protest against water scarcity in Beed district. Ajit Pawar Welcomes Former Minister Gulabrao Deokar's Induction to NCP.
Protestors Bathe Ajit Pawar's Cutout in Beed
#WATCH | Beed: Residents Offer Bath With Soap To Ajit Pawar's Cutout To Protest Water Crisis#Maharashtra #Beed #MaharashtraNews #watercrisis pic.twitter.com/8u0SnfOnGZ
— Free Press Journal (@fpjindia) May 5, 2025
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