Mumbai: After their remarkable success in the Maharashtra Assembly elections, the NCP, led by Ajit Pawar, is now gearing up to contest the Delhi Assembly elections. MP Praful Patel said that the party is aiming to regain its national party status through participation in the Delhi polls.

Ajit Pawar, the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has split from his uncle Sharad Pawar and the Nationalist Congress Party to join the Eknath Shinde government. The decision followed the majority of NCP MLAs' support amid stalled development works.

NCP chief Ajit Pawar, accused the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) of hypocrisy regarding EVMs. He pointed out that when the MVA won the parliamentary election, they didn't question the EVMs, but now that the assembly election results are different,

NCP leader Ajit Pawar announces a bid to contest the upcoming Delhi assembly elections, aiming to reclaim the party's national status. He dismisses opposition allegations of electoral fraud, emphasising party unity and plans for a national convention in Delhi to broaden NCP’s influence beyond Maharashtra.

Ajit Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Saturday defeated his uncle Sharad Pawar's NCP(SP) in 29 seats in the Maharashtra assembly election, months after the former's rebellion prompted a vertical split in the party.

After tasting success in the Maharashtra elections, NCP chief Ajit Pawar on Thursday declared his party will contest the Delhi assembly elections in its bid to regain the national party status.

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) working president and Rajya Sabha MP Praful Patel, on Thursday, announced that after the success in the recent Maharashtra assembly elections, the party would contest