NCP's Saleem Sarang Asks Party Workers To Avoid Public Criticism

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) vice-president Saleem Sarang called on his party members to refrain from making public criticisms of senior leaders and maintain internal discipline. This appeal appeared after NCP leader Rupali Thombre Patil criticized a senior leader, Sunil Tatkare, over the distribution of seats for graduates and teachers.

Sarang argued that party workers should consider the senior leaders' experience and contributions before voicing their opinions publicly. He urged workers to discuss disagreements within the party structure rather than airing them publicly, as such comments could lead to confusion and weaken the organization. Sarang highlighted Tatkare's extensive political and organizational experience and stressed the importance of unity within the party.

He drew a parallel with late NCP leader Ajit Pawar, who sought to unite the party members, and urged current party workers to follow in his footsteps. Sarang likened excessive criticism to cawing, asserting that it does not enhance one's stature. He emphasized that the party's collective effort is crucial for its progress.