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Maharashtra minister Bharne denies NCP merger talks after meeting Sunetra Pawar

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Maharashtra minister Bharne has stated that no talks on an NCP merger are underway, following a meeting with Sunetra Pawar. The remarks address speculation about a possible reunification of the Nationalist Congress Party factions. Bharne's comments were made after the meeting, which was held to discuss party matters. No further details about the timeline or terms of any future arrangement were disclosed. The full article text was not provided, so this summary is limited to the headline's core claim.

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