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On 10 August 2026, Narendra Modi met with the members of Sharad Pawar’s faction of the Indian National Congress in Maharashtra, an encounter that drew significant media attention across the country.[2]
Meeting Details
The meeting—organized amid escalating political negotiations—was held in Maharashtra, the home state of Pawar and a pivotal region for the Congress. It featured a full assembly of the faction’s parliamentary representatives, indicating the group's intent to engage directly with the national leadership.[2]
Congress Emphasis on ‘India’ Stance
In advance of the meeting, the Congress issued a statement suggesting that the group’s political strategy should firmly preserve the “India” stance. The message came as a reminder to all members that national cohesion must remain a priority in any upcoming decision‑making.[1]
Full Participation of Pawar Group
Reports indicate that all parliamentary members of Sharad Pawar’s faction attended the session, pointing to the faction’s commitment to maintaining a unified front during the dialogue. The gathering, noted for its comprehensive representation, further signals a willingness on the part of the Congress to pursue constructive engagement with the prime minister’s office.[2]
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