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NCP leaders project unity, overhaul party ahead of local polls

NCP leaders project unity, overhaul party ahead of local polls
Maha: NCP leaders push unity, plan overhaul ahead of Zilla Parishad polls · thehansindia.com

The Nationalist Congress Party held a long meeting to make its organisation stronger.

Its leaders want better teamwork between party workers and government ministers.

They also want local problems to reach senior leaders more quickly.

The party plans to prepare for Zilla Parishad elections under Sunetra Pawar.

Leaders said they would continue Ajit Pawar’s political legacy.

They also said development and a secular agenda would remain important.

Reports had suggested that younger leaders and older leaders were disagreeing.

Sunil Tatkare said there had never been a split in the party.

The meeting happened while other alliance parties are also trying to expand their influence.

Key facts

Meeting duration
Three and a half hours
Party leadership
The meeting was led by NCP national president and Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar.
Organisational plan
Leaders discussed an overhaul from the top level to the grassroots.
Immediate election focus
The NCP plans to contest upcoming Zilla Parishad elections under Sunetra Pawar’s leadership.
Political legacy
Leaders agreed to carry forward the legacy of late Ajit Pawar.
Election preparations
The party will increase voter outreach and booth-level preparations.
Reported internal tensions
Reports suggested a rift between younger leaders and veterans, while Sunil Tatkare said there had never been one.

Quotes

Sunil Tatkare

NCP state unit chief who briefed reporters about the party strategy meeting

“Today, we conducted a comprehensive review regarding party strategy across Vidarbha, Western Maharashtra, and the entire state. The legal actions, especially with the issues raised by office bearer Sacchidanand Singh with the Election Commission, will be pursued appropriately. Regarding assumptions about a split, there was never any rift among us. Prashant Kishor was not present at this meeting.”
thehansindia.com

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