PRAYAGRAJ, Feb. 9 -- The ashes of former Maharashtra deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, who died in a chartered plane crash on January 28, were immersed in the Triveni Sangam here on Sunday. His son Jay Pawar performed the rituals and carried out the immersion according to Hindu traditions. Jay appeared emotional throughout the ceremony and did not speak to anyone, including the media. The Pawar family had arrived in Prayagraj from Pune in a chartered aircraft at around 11am on Sunday. Jay stepped out of the airport barefoot, holding the urn containing his father's ashes. A long convoy escorted the family from the airport to the VIP ghat at the Sangam, where BJP and NCP leaders were also present....