Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Pawar, Supriya meet Modi over NCP support
Sharad Pawar and his daughter Supriya Sule met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his office.
They discussed the Delimitation Bill, which the government wants to pass in Parliament.
The NCP (SP) wants a written promise for a 50% increase in seats before they support the bill.
This meeting is important because the NCP (SP)'s eight MPs could help the government get the two-thirds support needed for the bill.
There are also rumors that some in the NCP (SP) want to join the NDA, the ruling coalition.
During the meeting, Sharad Pawar submitted a memorandum to the PM listing the issues faced by the farmers.
Sharad Pawar and Supriya Sule met PM Modi at his office.
Discussion focused on NCP (SP) support for the Delimitation Bill.
NCP (SP) demands written assurance for 50% seat increase.
Government seeks NCP (SP)'s support for the bill.
Sharad Pawar submitted a memorandum on farmers' issues to the PM.
- Who
- Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule, Narendra Modi
- What
- Meeting to discuss NCP (SP) support for the Delimitation Bill
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Prime Minister's Office
- Why
- Government seeks NCP (SP)'s support for the Delimitation Bill
NCP (SP) Support for Delimitation Bill
Government's Parliament Strategy
Support Conditions
NCP (SP) Support for Delimitation Bill
NCP (SP) demands written assurance for 50% seat increase across the board.
Government's Parliament Strategy
Government seeks NCP (SP)'s support for the Delimitation Bill.
- Meeting Date
- Wednesday
- Location
- Prime Minister's Office
- Key Figures
- Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule, Narendra Modi
- Bill in Question
- Delimitation Bill
- NCP (SP) MPs
- 8
- Support Condition
- 50% seat increase assurance
- Memorandum Submitted
- Issues faced by farmers
Sources
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