"Maharashtra Voters Send a Message: Reject Central Agencies' 'Repression,' Says Sule"

"Supriya Sule Retains Baramati Seat, Asserts Maharashtra Voters Reject Central Agencies' Repression" In a significant electoral triumph, NCP (SP) leader Supriya Sule emerged victorious in the Baramati Lok Sabha constituency, defeating her sister-in-law and NCP candidate Sunetra Pawar. Reflecting on the outcome, Sule attributed her success to the voters' rejection of what she termed as the "repression" imposed by central agencies like the Enforcement Directorate. Her remarks underscored the contentious issue of alleged misuse of central investigative bodies during political campaigns. This electoral battle within the family adds a unique dimension to Maharashtra's political landscape, highlighting the complexities and dynamics inherent in intra-party contests. Supriya Sule, addressing reporters during her inaugural visit to the city post-election victory, revealed that the Opposition's INDIA coalition has embraced a 'wait and watch' strategy due to insufficient numbers to secure gover