Maharashtra Elections 2024: Full list of NCP (Ajit Pawar) candidates and their constituencies

Ajit Pawar, NCP national president and Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. (PTI)

NCP candidate list 2024: The Nationalist Congress Party (Ajit Pawar) released its first list of 38 candidates for the Maharashtra Assembly elections. Party president and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar will contest from his traditional Baramati seat, ending weeks of speculation around his candidature following his wife’s defeat from the seat in the Lok Sabha elections this year.

The party has fielded senior leaders Chhagan Bhujbal from Yevla Assembly constituency and Dilip Walse Patil from the Ambegaon seat. The NCP list features 32 sitting MLAs and six new faces.

Ajit Pawar - Baramati

Chhagan Bhujbal - Yeola

Dilip Walse Patil - Ambegaon

Hasan Mushrif - Kagal

Dhananjay Munde - Parli

Narhari Zhirwal - Dindori

Dharmarao Baba Atram - Aheri

Aditi Tatkare - Shrivardhan

Anil Bhaidas Patil - Amalner

Sanjay Bansode - Udgir

Rajkumar Badole - Arjuni Morgaon

Prakashdada Solanke - Majalgaon

Makarand Patil - Wai

Manikrao Kokate - Sinnar

Dilip Mohite - Khed Alandi

Sangram Jagtap - Ahmednagar City

Rajesh Rathod - Indapur

Babasaheb Patil - Ahmedpur

Daulat Daroda - Shahapur

Anna Bansode - Pimpri

Nitin Pawar - Kalwan

Ashutosh Kale - Kopargaon

Kiran Lahamate - Akole

Chandrakant alias Raju Navghare - Basmath

Shekhar Nikam - Chiplun

Sunil Shelke - Maval

Atul Benke - Junnar

Yashwant Vitthal Mane - Mohol

Chetan Tupe - Hadapsar

Saroj Ahire - Deolali

Rajesh Patil - Chandragad

Hiraman Khoskar - Igatpuri

Raju Karemore - Tumsar

Indranil Naik - Pusad

Sulbha Khodke - Amravati City

Bharat Gavit - Navapur

Nirmala Uttamrao Vitekar - Pathri

Najeeb Mulla - Mumbra-Kalwa

The NCP is the third among the Mahayuti constituents to release its list of candidates. The BJP released its first list of 99 candidates on October 20 followed by the Shiv Sena (Shinde)’s list of 45 candidates. With the NCP releasing its list of 38 candidates, the ruling Mahayuti has now declared candidates for 182 of the 288 Assembly seats. As per the tentative seat-sharing arrangement between the ruling alliance partners, the NCP could contest around 50-55 seats in the 288-member Assembly.

Elections in Maharashtra are scheduled to be held in a single phase on November 20 and the results will be declared on November 23.