NCP To Hold Statewide Conclave In Nashik On September 27, Focus On Party Expansion And Youth Outreach
Mumbai: NCP State President and MP Sunil Tatkare said on Monday that the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) will organise a one-day statewide conclave in Nashik on September 27, 2026. Announcement After Core Committee Meet He made the announcement while speaking to the media after the party’s Core Committee meeting, which was held at Devgiri bungalow in the presence of NCP National President and…
Mumbai: The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) will convene a statewide conclave in Nashik on September 27, 2026, as announced by NCP State President and MP Sunil Tatkare. This announcement came after the party’s Core Committee meeting at Devgiri bungalow. Around 700 to 750 senior leaders, invited workers, and office-bearers will attend the conclave. District presidents and key leaders from metropolitan regions will also be invited.
Dilip Walse Patil, a senior party leader and MLA, has been appointed as the chief coordinator for the upcoming Zilla Parishad elections in the 22 districts scheduled for the elections. Tatkare emphasized Patil's role in touring the districts, involving colleagues, and creating a strategy to strengthen the party.
Additionally, Nawab Malik has been appointed as the chief coordinator for BLO (Block Leader) and SIR (Super-In charge of Registration) responsibilities, with Anil Bhaidas Patil as his co-coordinator. The party is currently collecting information regarding these roles and will hold a meeting next week to review implementation and address any shortcomings.
The agenda for the one-day statewide conclave will be finalized soon. Tatkare highlighted that the discussions will focus on taking a comprehensive program among the youth of Maharashtra, honoring the thoughts and ideology of late Ajit Pawar, who was a popular leader among the young generation.
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