Pune: Pradeep Balasaheb Deshmukh has been appointed as the Pune City Working President of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), marking a significant development in the city’s political landscape. The appointment ceremony took place in Mumbai, where Deshmukh received his official letter in the presence of esteemed party leaders including Deputy Chief Minister and NCP National President Ajit Pawar, State President Sunil Tatkare, National Executive Praful Patel, and Chhaganrao Bhujbal.
Deshmukh has been actively involved in politics and social causes since his days as a student, initially associated with the Congress party and later joining the NCP. His dedication and commitment to public welfare led him to serve as the President of the NCP Students Congress, where he actively fought for student rights and addressed their issues. Notably, he gained recognition by organizing innovative protests that compelled the ruling party to address public concerns, establishing the NCP’s strong presence in Pune and throughout the state.
His close association with Ajit Pawar, a prominent advocate for the NCP, has played a significant role in Deshmukh’s political journey. After assuming the position of Pune City Working President, Deshmukh expressed his commitment to address the citizens’ problems and serve as a bridge between the people and the government. He emphasized the NCP’s policy of maintaining dialogue with all parties and its focus on development under the leadership of Ajit Pawar.
Deshmukh’s achievements extend beyond local politics, as he has represented India in international conferences held in the United States, Malaysia, and various Asian countries. Despite starting his political career from scratch, he has ascended to the role of Pune City Working President based on his integrity, efficiency, and dedication to public service. His appointment has garnered widespread appreciation and congratulations from individuals across various sectors of society.
With Pradeep Deshmukh assuming the responsibility of Pune City Working President, the NCP aims to strengthen its presence in the city.
