Instead of telling students to travel to Delhi; where the CJP protests are heating up; he’s said: ‘Come to Pune.’ Yes, Pune. Why? Because he knows the real power isn’t always in the capital. It’s in where people actually live, work, and vote. Pune’s not just a tech hub; it’s becoming a new center for political pressure. Students from across Maharashtra are now packing their bags not for Delhi’s cold winters, but for Pune’s campus streets. And here’s the kicker: Pawar didn’t just invite them; he’s promised to sit with them, listen, and take their demands directly to the state assembly. It’s smart politics; and it’s working. Because when you give people a stage close to home, they show up. And when they show up, governments listen. This isn’t just about jobs anymore. It’s about where power gets exercised; and who gets to decide the rules.