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Supriya Sule Rejects NCP Merger and Government Joining Speculation

Supriya Sule Rejects NCP Merger and Government Joining Speculation
No question of merger of NCP factions or joining govt: Supriya Sule · thehansindia.com

Supriya Sule said her NCP faction will not merge with another faction.

She also said it will not join the government.

Sule said the party is working toward upcoming elections.

She believes there is only one real NCP, founded by Sharad Pawar.

She said the party name and symbol were taken away unfairly.

That dispute is still being considered by a court.

Sule said Sharad Pawar alone will choose his successor.

She also said party members can make their own political decisions.

Key facts

Party position
Sule said the NCP would neither merge with another faction nor join the government.
Opposition role
Sharad Pawar had said the NCP would remain in opposition and would not align with the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Election planning
The party’s core committee discussed upcoming local body elections and its roadmap for state assembly polls.
Party identity
Sule said there is only one NCP, founded by Sharad Pawar.
Leadership succession
Sule said Sharad Pawar would decide who succeeds him.
Legal dispute
Sule said the party’s challenge concerning its name and symbol remains pending in court.
Internal democracy
Sule said Rohit Pawar could make his own political choices and that she would not advise him.

Quotes

Supriya Sule

Working president of the Sharad Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party and Member of Parliament

“No one should be under the misconception that there are two or three NCPs. The NCP was Pawar Saheb’s yesterday, it is his today, and it will remain his tomorrow. The party was snatched away in a wrong manner, and it should rightly be returned to him.”
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“The NCP is working with great strength, so the question of a merger does not arise at all. When there is no proposal in the first place, there is no question of joining the government.”
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