Video of Ajit Pawar's Heated Verbal Exchange With IPS Officer Goes Viral

A viral video shows Ajit Pawar in a tense call with IPS officer Anjana Krishna regarding illegal soil excavation. This incident raises concerns about political interference in police actions.

Updated: Friday, September 5, 2025, 10:30 [IST]

Social media is buzzing with a video of Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar in a heated verbal exchange with an IPS officer. The clip shows Pawar on a call with Anjana Krishna, a sub-divisional police officer from Kerala.

She was in Solapur's Kurdu village on August 31, tackling illegal soil excavation for road construction.

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A video capturing Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's heated exchange with Kerala's IPS officer Anjana Krishna, involving an illegal soil excavation case in Solapur on August 31, has ignited political debates. Sunil Tatkare, NCP's Maharashtra unit chief, defended Pawar by suggesting the leak was intentional and claimed Pawar's intentions were not to halt the operation completely.

Video of Ajit Pawar s Heated Verbal Exchange With IPS Officer Goes Viral

Pawar introduces himself assertively in the video, saying, "Suno, mai deputy chief minister bol raha hu aur aapko aadesh deta hu ki vo rokwao." Krishna, however, questions his identity and asks him to call her official number. This seems to irritate Pawar, who warns her with, "Mai tere upar action lunga."

Political Reactions and Defenses

The incident has sparked political debates about the Deputy CM's involvement in police matters. Sunil Tatkare, NCP's Maharashtra unit chief and MP, defended Pawar by suggesting the leak was intentional. He stated that Ajit Dada might have scolded the officer to appease party workers but didn't intend to halt the operation entirely.

Tatkare further explained that while Pawar is known for his straightforwardness, he doesn't support illegal activities. "He perhaps meant to stop the action briefly just to defuse the situation," Tatkare argued. This statement aims to clarify Pawar's intentions during the exchange.

Exchange Intensifies

The conversation escalates when Pawar tries proving his identity by saying, "Tujhe mujhe dekhna hai na. Tera number de do ya WhatsApp call karo. Mera chehra toh aapko samajh me aaega na." He adds provocatively, "Itna aapko daring hua hai kya." Following this, Pawar reportedly made a video call urging Krishna to pause her operation.

This incident has raised eyebrows and stirred discussions about political interference in law enforcement actions. The viral nature of the video has amplified these concerns across various platforms.