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Ajit Pawar dies in tragic plane crash

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Grief and shock after Indian politician Ajit Pawar killed in plane crash
India's prime minister has led tributes to Ajit Pawar, deputy chief minister of Maharashtra state, who has been killed in a plane crash in the west of the country. Pawar and four others died after the chartered plane they were travelling in crashed at the airport in Baramati - Pawar's constituency - on Wednesday morning.

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Ajit Pawar News: 'A Regional Satrap Who Transformed Baramati'| To The Point With Preeti Chaudhary
On this India Today special report, anchor Preeti Choudhry leads the coverage on the sudden and tragic demise of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar in a plane crash.

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Ajit Pawar Funeral News highlights: Maha CM writes to aviation minister, demands inquiry into exact cause of Baramati crash
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Deputy chief minister of India's Maharashtra dies in plane crash, TV channels say
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