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Sunetra Pawar’s New Role Discussed in Maharashtra Politics, NCP May Change Its Campaign

Reports suggest a new slogan and political activity around September 27, while official confirmation is awaited

Sep 17, 2026
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Sunetra Pawar’s New Role Discussed in Maharashtra Politics, NCP May Change Its Campaign

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Mumbai: Discussion has intensified around a new strategy linked to the Nationalist Congress Party in Maharashtra politics. According to reports, the party is preparing to bring Sunetra Pawar forward as one of its key organisational faces. As part of this, there is also discussion about changes to the party’s existing campaign and slogans.

Sources cited in reports claim that the party is planning to increase Sunetra Pawar’s political activity across the state. There is speculation that the old slogan ‘Ekach Wada, Ajit Dada’ could be replaced by the new slogan ‘Aplya Vahini Ahet Na!’

September 27 Return Discussed

A report has mentioned September 27 as the date for Sunetra Pawar’s active political return. However, official confirmation regarding the date and the campaign is still awaited.

It is being reported that a campaign framework is being prepared to strengthen the party organisation and convey a new political message to workers. There have also been claims that Prashant Kishor’s advice is part of the strategy, but there is no independent official confirmation available on this matter.

Discussion about giving Sunetra Pawar a more active role in public programmes and organisational activities comes at a time when NCP’s political activities in Maharashtra continue to be closely watched.

For now, an official announcement from the party regarding the new slogan, formal campaign launch and Sunetra Pawar’s role on September 27 is awaited.

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