Archive · 31 Dec 2025
NCP Workers Vandalise Office Over Ticket Denial
Some workers from the NCP in Maharashtra got very upset because they were not given a ticket to run in the upcoming elections.
These workers and their supporters went to the NCP office in Nagpur and broke things like TVs and windows.
The leader of the NCP in Nagpur said that it's understandable for workers to be upset because many people wanted the same ticket.
The elections for the municipal corporations in Maharashtra are happening soon, and the deadline to file nominations is coming up.
The Congress has accused the NCP of trying to divide the Muslim vote by nominating 23 Muslim candidates, but the NCP denies this, stating that candidates were chosen based on the city's diverse population.
The BJP and Shiv Sena are also contesting in many areas, and there are multi-cornered contests in several cities.
NCP workers vandalised the party's office in Nagpur after being denied a ticket for the civic polls.
The workers smashed TV sets and windows of the NCP office in the Ganesh Peth area.
NCP's city unit chief Anil Ahirkar stated that it's natural for workers to get upset when only one ticket is available for multiple candidates.
Elections for 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra are scheduled for January 15, with the deadline for filing nominations on Tuesday and the last date for withdrawal on January 2.
The incident involved supporters of Avinash Pardikar, who was denied a ticket to contest the Nagpur Municipal Corporation polls.
- Who
- NCP workers and supporters
- What
- Vandalised the party's office in Nagpur
- When
- Before the civic polls
- Where
- Nagpur, Maharashtra
- Why
- Denial of a ticket to contest the Nagpur Municipal Corporation polls
Congress
NCP
Muslim Candidates
Congress
Congress accuses NCP of trying to divide the Muslim vote by nominating 23 Muslim candidates.
NCP
NCP denies preferential treatment, stating that candidates were chosen based on the city's multilingual and diverse population.
- Location
- Nagpur, Maharashtra
- Incident
- Vandalism at NCP office
- Reason
- Denial of election ticket
- Date of Election
- January 15
- Nomination Deadline
- Tuesday
- Withdrawal Deadline
- January 2
- Party Involved
- Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)
- NCP Candidates
- 94 wards
- BJP Candidates
- 137 wards
- Shiv Sena Candidates
- 90 wards
Sources
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