Zeeshan Siddique has been appointed the Mumbai divisional president of the Nationalist Congress Party.
The 33-year-old is the youngest leader to hold the key NCP post, party insiders said. Earlier reporting noted: He is the son of former minister Baba Siddique, who was shot dead on October 12, 2024 outside Zeeshan’s party office in Bandra.
It is my duty to work for all sections and communities of society, connect youth and senior citizens, and expand the NCP family,” Siddique said. It is our collective demand that a comprehensive and fair investigation must be carried out to bring out the complete truth,” Siddique said. We have full faith in the judiciary and will respect whatever decision the court arrives at,” Siddique said.
“It is a tremendous responsibility to be appointed as the Mumbai President of the Nationalist Congress Party. Sunetra Pawar Vahini Saheb and Parth Pawar dada, who is like an elder brother to me, have placed their faith in me. Siddique also hinted at possible political realignments in Mumbai, claiming that several political workers, including many from the Congress, had been waiting for his formal appointment before joining the NCP. “Many people from across parties, including several from the Congress, have been waiting to join our ranks once this responsibility was assigned. Irrespective of what political spokespersons say, we all hold him as our mentor and guru. The letter of his appointment was issued by the party president.
“The matter is currently sub judice before the court, so I will not comment on the specifics. Earlier reporting noted: Zeeshan Siddique appointed NCP’s Mumbai unit chief, youngest leader to hold post The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has appointed Zeeshan Siddique as the new president of its Mumbai unit. Earlier reporting noted: Siddique is considered close to Parth Pawar, NCP Rajya Sabha MP and the elder son of party president Sunetra Pawar.
MUMBAI: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president Sunetra Ajit Pawar on Wednesday appointed MLC Zeeshan Siddique, son of late Baba Siddique, as the party’s Mumbai divisional president. “Today marks exactly nine months since the passing of Ajit Pawar dada.
