New Delhi, 15 October 2026: The Delhi Pradesh unit of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), led by Ajit Pawar, organised an office-bearers’ appointment programme at 79 North Avenue, New Delhi, focusing on strengthening the party’s organisational structure, expanding its grassroots presence and improving public outreach across the national capital.
The programme was led by Delhi Pradesh President Virendra Singh, who distributed appointment letters to newly appointed party office-bearers. The gathering highlighted the importance of coordinated leadership, organisational responsibility and active participation by party workers in addressing public concerns.
Virendra Singh Highlights Organisational Expansion
Addressing party representatives, Delhi Pradesh President Virendra Singh stressed the need to strengthen the party at the local level and improve coordination among its office-bearers. He emphasised that organisational growth depends on consistent public engagement, disciplined teamwork and a clear understanding of local issues.
The programme also highlighted the Delhi Pradesh unit’s stated plan to contest elections on 250 seats in Delhi under Virendra Singh’s leadership. With the 2027 Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections approaching, strengthening the party’s organisational network and increasing engagement with residents remain important areas of focus.
The discussions also covered issues concerning employment, youth participation, social welfare and community engagement, with an emphasis on maintaining closer connections between party representatives and the public.
Harsh Vardhan Rathod Emphasises Booth-Level Strengthening
Harsh Vardhan J. Rathod, responsible for organisational expansion in NCP (Ajit Pawar), Delhi Pradesh, highlighted the importance of communication, media coordination and grassroots outreach in supporting the organisation’s expansion.
Rathod underlined the need to strengthen the party’s presence at the booth level and improve coordination among workers. He also emphasised the role of media in communicating party activities, sharing organisational developments and bringing public issues to wider attention.
Working under the leadership of Virendra Singh, Rathod expressed his focus on supporting organisational expansion and improving communication between the party and the public. His stated priorities include strengthening outreach efforts and ensuring that the party’s activities receive appropriate media visibility.
Newly Appointed Office-Bearers to Support Organisational Activities
Several office-bearers associated with the Delhi Pradesh unit participated in the programme, representing different organisational responsibilities. Those invited included:
– K. K. Bujjuji – Senior Vice President
– Narendra Tanwar – Vice President
– Abhishek Chandel – Vice President
– Sapna Sharma – General Secretary
– Harkesh – General Secretary
– Ramsingh – General Secretary, Planning Committee
– Angad Chand Rajput – Secretary
– Prince Yadav – Joint Media Coordinator
– Kailash Daima – Vice President, South Delhi
The participation of representatives from different positions reflected the programme’s focus on coordination and the distribution of organisational responsibilities. Strengthening communication between office-bearers and encouraging regular engagement with local communities were among the key priorities highlighted during the gathering.
NCP Delhi Pradesh Prepares for the 2027 MCD Elections
As political parties prepare for the 2027 MCD elections, strengthening local organisational networks and connecting with residents are expected to remain important aspects of political activity in Delhi.
For the NCP (Ajit Pawar), Delhi Pradesh, the appointment programme served as a platform to introduce organisational responsibilities, encourage teamwork and outline its focus on grassroots expansion. The stated target of contesting 250 seats reflects the scale of the party’s electoral ambition in the capital.
The programme concluded with an emphasis on unity, accountability and collective effort. Party representatives were encouraged to fulfil their assigned responsibilities, maintain communication with citizens and contribute to the organisation’s development across Delhi.
The initiative placed organisational strengthening, booth-level coordination and public outreach at the centre of the Delhi Pradesh unit’s preparations for the months ahead.
