<p>Pune: Maharashtra deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Tuesday denied that the ally BJP had proposed a friendly fight in 25 assembly seats in the state on which there is a tussle among the ruling alliance partners.</p><p>The BJP, Shiv Sena and the NCP led by him will sort out ticket distribution issues for all 288 assembly seats together, Pawar told reporters here.</p><p>Elsewhere, state BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule too denied reports that there was a proposal to allow friendly fights on some seats.</p>.Anybody can visit Kashmir without fear now: Ajit Pawar on ex-Home Minister's statement.<p>"I don't know about the news report you are referring to. I did meet Amit bhai (Amit Shah) as he was in Mumbai on Monday. I spoke to him over the price issues of soybean, cotton, the ban on onion export. The news report is incorrect," Ajit Pawar said.</p><p>Asked if there could be friendly contests on some seats if the three parties failed to reach consensus, he said all this was speculation.</p><p>"We have done the discussion over most of the seats, (discussion) over some seats is left. We will inform when it is finalized," Pawar said.</p><p>He also dismissed claims that the NCP might contest alone. </p>
<p>Pune: Maharashtra deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Tuesday denied that the ally BJP had proposed a friendly fight in 25 assembly seats in the state on which there is a tussle among the ruling alliance partners.</p><p>The BJP, Shiv Sena and the NCP led by him will sort out ticket distribution issues for all 288 assembly seats together, Pawar told reporters here.</p><p>Elsewhere, state BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule too denied reports that there was a proposal to allow friendly fights on some seats.</p>.Anybody can visit Kashmir without fear now: Ajit Pawar on ex-Home Minister's statement.<p>"I don't know about the news report you are referring to. I did meet Amit bhai (Amit Shah) as he was in Mumbai on Monday. I spoke to him over the price issues of soybean, cotton, the ban on onion export. The news report is incorrect," Ajit Pawar said.</p><p>Asked if there could be friendly contests on some seats if the three parties failed to reach consensus, he said all this was speculation.</p><p>"We have done the discussion over most of the seats, (discussion) over some seats is left. We will inform when it is finalized," Pawar said.</p><p>He also dismissed claims that the NCP might contest alone. </p>