In a recent turn of events, Sharad Pawar, the chief of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), expressed criticism over Telangana Chief Minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Leader, K Chandrashekar Rao's arrival in Maharashtra with a convoy of 600 cars. Pawar labeled this display of vehicular power as "worrisome." KCR was on a trip to Maharashtra where he paid a visit to the renowned Vitthal-Rukmini temple at Pandharpur in the Solapur district. His visit extended to include a rally at Sarkoli village, which lies approximately 20 km away, on Tuesday. This was done as part of the BRS's strategy to broaden its influence. When questioned by reporters, Sharad Pawar pointed out that if a neighboring state's chief minister came for religious observances, there was no reason for dispute. However, he added, "But the attempt to show big strength in terms of the number of vehicles was worrisome." He mentioned that KCR's entrance into the state on Monday, accompanied by a motorcade
