Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of NCP candidates

Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of NCP candidates

Maharashtra Elections 2024: While the Mahayuti alliance’s complete seat-sharing arrangement is yet to be officially announced, the NCP faction is expected to contest 52-54 seats.

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Ajit Pawar, NCP President Ajit Pawar, NCP President
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  • Oct 23, 2024,
  • Updated Oct 27, 2024 2:43 PM IST

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar’s faction of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Sunday released another list of candidates for the upcoming state Assembly elections. So far, NCP has announced candidates for 49 seats. Ajit Pawar will contest from Baramati, a seat he has held for over two decades. Other key candidates include Chhagan Bhujbal, who will contest from Yeola, and Dilip Walse Patil from Ambegaon.  

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While the Mahayuti alliance’s complete seat-sharing arrangement is yet to be officially announced, the NCP faction is expected to contest 52-54 seats. In the recent Lok Sabha elections, the NCP had secured a lead in only six assembly segments, a sharp decline from the 40 seats it currently holds in the state Assembly.  

Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of NCP Candidates 

 SN   Maharashtra Assembly Constituencies  NCP Candidates 
   
1BaramatiAjit Pawar 
2YeolaChhagan Bhujbal 
3AmbegaonDilip Walse Patil 
4KagalHasan Mushrif
5ParliDhananjay Munde
6DindoriNarhari Zirwal
7AheriDharamrao Baba Atram
8ShrivardhanAditi Tatkare
9AmalnerAnil Bhaidas Patil
10UdgirSanjay Bansode
11Arjuni MorgaonRajkumar Badole
12MajalgaonPrakash Dada Solanke 
13WaiMakrand Patil
14SinnarManikrao Kokate
15Khed AlandiDilip Mohite Patil
16Ahmednagar CitySangram Jagtap
17IndrapurDattatray Bharne
18AhmedpurBabasaheb Patil
19ShahapurDaulat Daroda
20PimpriAnna Bansode 
21KalwanNitin Pawar
22KopargaonAshutosh Kale
23AkoleKiran Lahamate
24BasmathChandrakant Nawghare 
25ChiplunShekhar Nikam
26MavalSunil Shelke
27JunnarAtul Benke 
28MoholYashwant Mane 
29HadapsarChetan Tupe
30DeolaliSaroj Aahire
31ChandgadRajesh Patil
32IgatpuriHiraman Khoskar
33TumsarRaju Koremore 
34Pusad Indranil Naik
35Amravati CitySulbha Khodke
36NavapurBharat Gavit
37PathriNirmala Vitekar
38Mumbra KalwaNajeeb Mulla  
39Islampur Nishikant Patil 
40Tasgaon-Kavathe MahankalSanjay Kaka Patil
41Anushakti NagarSanaa Malik
42Vandre EastZeeshan Siddique
43Vadgaon SheriSunil Tingre 
44ShirurGyaneshwar Katke 
45Loha Pratap Chikhlikar 
46GevraiVijay Singh Pandit
47PhaltanSachin Sudhakar Patil
48NiphadDilip Bankar
49ParnerKashinath Date

The NCP is part of the Mahayuti alliance, which also includes the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena. So far, the BJP has declared candidates for 99 seats, and Shinde’s faction has named 45 candidates.  

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Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will contest from the Kopri-Panchpakhadi constituency in Thane. The ruling alliance has re-nominated nearly all MLAs who supported Shinde in his revolt against then-Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in June 2022.  

Several key ministers from Shinde’s camp will also contest from their constituencies. Gulabrao Patil will run from Jalgaon Rural, Deepak Kesarkar from Sawantwadi, Abdul Sattar from Sillod, and Shambhuraj Desai from Patan. Dada Bhuse, another cabinet member, will contest from Malegaon Outer in Nashik district.    

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar’s faction of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Sunday released another list of candidates for the upcoming state Assembly elections. So far, NCP has announced candidates for 49 seats. Ajit Pawar will contest from Baramati, a seat he has held for over two decades. Other key candidates include Chhagan Bhujbal, who will contest from Yeola, and Dilip Walse Patil from Ambegaon.  

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While the Mahayuti alliance’s complete seat-sharing arrangement is yet to be officially announced, the NCP faction is expected to contest 52-54 seats. In the recent Lok Sabha elections, the NCP had secured a lead in only six assembly segments, a sharp decline from the 40 seats it currently holds in the state Assembly.  

Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of NCP Candidates 

 SN   Maharashtra Assembly Constituencies  NCP Candidates 
   
1BaramatiAjit Pawar 
2YeolaChhagan Bhujbal 
3AmbegaonDilip Walse Patil 
4KagalHasan Mushrif
5ParliDhananjay Munde
6DindoriNarhari Zirwal
7AheriDharamrao Baba Atram
8ShrivardhanAditi Tatkare
9AmalnerAnil Bhaidas Patil
10UdgirSanjay Bansode
11Arjuni MorgaonRajkumar Badole
12MajalgaonPrakash Dada Solanke 
13WaiMakrand Patil
14SinnarManikrao Kokate
15Khed AlandiDilip Mohite Patil
16Ahmednagar CitySangram Jagtap
17IndrapurDattatray Bharne
18AhmedpurBabasaheb Patil
19ShahapurDaulat Daroda
20PimpriAnna Bansode 
21KalwanNitin Pawar
22KopargaonAshutosh Kale
23AkoleKiran Lahamate
24BasmathChandrakant Nawghare 
25ChiplunShekhar Nikam
26MavalSunil Shelke
27JunnarAtul Benke 
28MoholYashwant Mane 
29HadapsarChetan Tupe
30DeolaliSaroj Aahire
31ChandgadRajesh Patil
32IgatpuriHiraman Khoskar
33TumsarRaju Koremore 
34Pusad Indranil Naik
35Amravati CitySulbha Khodke
36NavapurBharat Gavit
37PathriNirmala Vitekar
38Mumbra KalwaNajeeb Mulla  
39Islampur Nishikant Patil 
40Tasgaon-Kavathe MahankalSanjay Kaka Patil
41Anushakti NagarSanaa Malik
42Vandre EastZeeshan Siddique
43Vadgaon SheriSunil Tingre 
44ShirurGyaneshwar Katke 
45Loha Pratap Chikhlikar 
46GevraiVijay Singh Pandit
47PhaltanSachin Sudhakar Patil
48NiphadDilip Bankar
49ParnerKashinath Date

The NCP is part of the Mahayuti alliance, which also includes the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena. So far, the BJP has declared candidates for 99 seats, and Shinde’s faction has named 45 candidates.  

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Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will contest from the Kopri-Panchpakhadi constituency in Thane. The ruling alliance has re-nominated nearly all MLAs who supported Shinde in his revolt against then-Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in June 2022.  

Several key ministers from Shinde’s camp will also contest from their constituencies. Gulabrao Patil will run from Jalgaon Rural, Deepak Kesarkar from Sawantwadi, Abdul Sattar from Sillod, and Shambhuraj Desai from Patan. Dada Bhuse, another cabinet member, will contest from Malegaon Outer in Nashik district.    

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