NCP's Symbol Change Won't Halt Party Operations: Sharad Pawar

Don't worry about  the symbol too much. We have participated in elections 14 times to date. Among them, the five election symbols included a pair of bullocks, a cow and a calf, a spinning wheel, a hand claw, and a clock. However, removing the symbol doesn't mean the organization will cease to exist. I believe in increasing continuous engagement with the common man and considering what we can offer them. Therefore, senior leader Sharad Pawar expressed his belief that transitioning will not pose many problems.

During a gathering at his residence Govind Bagh in Baramati, several activists from Malshiras taluka joined Sharad Pawar's group. Pawar, the party's founder, addressed the attendees. It was unprecedented in the country for a party to be disassociated from its founder. While this is a first for the NCP, the organization persists despite the absence of the symbol or the party.

An organization doesn't vanish simply because the symbol or party is no longer there. Senior leader Sharad Pawar outlined his plans to revitalize organizations in the state.

Historically, there have been numerous incidents in the country regarding party matters. Removing the party from its founder is not legally recognized, which is why we have taken the matter to the Supreme Court. Pawar expressed optimism that a favorable outcome will be achieved.