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When the Nationalist Congress Party’s Supriya Sule entered the Lok Sabha in 2009, it was more than just a new Parliamentarian. It was the change of guardianship of Baramati, Maharashtra’s most closely watched political bastion, from Sharad Pawar to his daughter. Seventeen years later, Sule remains the constituency’s political face, sustaining the Pawar family’s hold over a seat that has long symbolised cooperative politics, agrarian power, and western Maharashtra’s influence in state affairs. |
