On Thursday, the Nationalist Congress Party faction led by Sharad Pawar was given a new symbol by the Election Commission.The NCP group led by Sharad Pawar was given the Man Blowing Turha symbols.The Election Commission announced in a statement, As per the request received, Man Blowing Turha is allotted to the group/party in all the parliamentary constituencies in the State of Maharashtra.Sharing the news through his social media account, the party mentioned, In the history of Maharashtra, Chhatrapati Shiv Rais valor, the Trumpet, which set the ears of the throne of Delhi, is a matter of pride for Nationalist Congress Party - Sharad Chandra Pawar today. With the progressive thoughts of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the idol of Maharashtra, Phule, Shahu, Ambedkar, respected Mr. This Tutari is ready to blow the trumpet once again to shake the throne of Delhi along with Sharad Chandra Pawar saheb!”एक तुतारी द्या मज आणुनिफुंकिन मी जी स्वप्राणानेभेदुनि टाकिन सगळी गगनेदीर्घ जिच्या त्या किंकाळीनेअशी तुतारी द्या मजलागुनी!“महाराष्ट्राच्या इतिहासात छत्रपती शिवरायांच्या शौर्यानं ज्या तुतारीने दिल्लीच्या तख्ताच्याही कानठळ्या बसवल्या होत्या, तीच तुतारी आज निवडणूक चिन्ह… pic.twitter.com/LsgvjlWzuN— Nationalist Congress Party - Sharadchandra Pawar (@NCPspeaks) February 22, 2024On February 6, the Election Commission issued a decision favoring the Ajit Pawar-led side. On Monday, the Supreme Court declared that the name of the Sharad Pawar camp will stand still further directions. In response to a petition filed by the Sharad Pawar camp challenging the February 6 ruling, the court allowed the NCP founder to request the emblem from the Election Commission. Additionally, it instructed the poll panel to assign the emblem to the Sharad Pawar group no later than one week after they applied.Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who represented the NCP founder, had noted that the title given to the Sharad Pawar side was merely an interim measure devised by the Election Commission until the Rajya Sabha elections, which will be held on February 27.Ajit Pawar left from the NCP in July 2023 and sworn in as the deputy chief minister in the Eknath Shinde-led government a move that came as a big shock to both his uncle and the Maha Vikas Aghadi in Maharashtra. Alongside him eight other NCL MLAs sworn in.
