ITANAGAR: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has decided to contest all the 60 seats of the Arunachal Pradesh legislative assembly that go to polls soon.
This was decided in a party meeting, which was attended by NCP national president Ajit Pawar, and other senior party leaders, including Praful Patel and Brijmohan Shrivastav, alongside state party leaders led by state unit chief Likha Saaya.
Following extensive deliberations, it was unanimously agreed upon that the NCP will actively contest all 60 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections of 2024 in Arunachal Pradesh.
This strategic decision underscores the party’s unwavering commitment to represent the interests of the people of Arunachal Pradesh and contribute significantly to the state’s political discourse, as articulated by Brijmohan Shrivastav.
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Shrivastav’s declaration of the party’s firm resolve and dedication to the mission in Arunachal Pradesh, affirming that the NCP will contest all 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh assembly elections 2024, has sparked enthusiasm among party workers and leaders in the Northeast.
Brijmohan Shrivastav further elucidated that the decision to contest all seats reflects the NCP’s confidence in its leadership in Arunachal Pradesh, their vision, and ability to address the pressing issues facing the state.
Highlighting the party’s vision, Brijmohan stated that the NCP is a prominent political entity dedicated to upholding democratic values and fostering socio-economic development across India.