National Loktantrik Party

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National Loktantrik Party
AbbreviationNLP
PresidentJamshed Ali
FounderMasood Ahmad
Founded15 Dec 1995; 28 years ago (15 Dec 1995)
ECI StatusRegistered

The National Loktantrik Party (English: National Democratic Party, abbreviated as NLP), is a political party India. It was formed on 15 December 1995 by Dr. Masood Ahmad.[1][2] The party had an MP in the Lok Sabha named Baleshwar Yadav from Padrauna Lok Sabha in 14th Lok Sabha.[3]

The National Loktantrik Party (NLP), also known as the National Democratic Party, is a political party in India that was established on 15 December 1995 by Dr. Masood Ahmad. The party has played a significant role in the Indian political landscape, advocating for democratic values and representing the interests of its constituents.

History:

Founded over two decades ago, the National Loktantrik Party emerged as a platform for individuals committed to fostering democratic principles and working towards the betterment of the nation. Dr. Masood Ahmad, a prominent figure in Indian politics, played a pivotal role in the formation of the party, laying the foundation for its subsequent growth and development.

Political Representation:

The party secured parliamentary representation with Baleshwar Yadav, who served as a Member of Parliament (MP) in the Lok Sabha. Baleshwar Yadav represented the Padrauna Lok Sabha constituency during the 14th Lok Sabha, contributing to the party's presence and influence in national legislative affairs.

Leadership:

As of the latest available information, Ch. Jamsheed Ali holds the position of National President of the National Loktantrik Party. Additionally, Dr. Suhail Chaudhary serves as the National President (Executive), playing a crucial role in the party's executive functions. Under their leadership, the NLP continues to pursue its objectives and engage in political activities aimed at addressing the concerns of the public.

Party Ideology and Objectives:

The National Loktantrik Party is dedicated to upholding democratic values and principles in the Indian political system. With a commitment to social justice, economic development, and the welfare of the people, the party strives to address the diverse needs of the population it represents.

Current Activities:

The party remains actively involved in political activities, advocating for policies and initiatives that align with its core values. As India's political landscape evolves, the National Loktantrik Party continues to engage in discussions, debates, and collaborative efforts to contribute to the nation's progress.

It's important to note that the information provided here is based on the latest available data, and the party's activities and leadership may have evolved since the knowledge cutoff date in January 2022. For the most up-to-date information, it is recommended to refer to official party communications and reliable news sources.

Organisation[edit]

National-level[edit]

  • Jamshed Ali - National President
  • Dr.Suhail Chaudhary- National President (Executive)
  • Dr. Rehana - Vice President
  • B.P Singh - Vice President
  • Faimuddin - General Secretary
  • Ravikant Sharma - General Secretary
  • Rubina Akhter - National General Secretary
  • Mohd Usman - Additional Secretary
  • Sajid Hussain - Additional Secretary
  • Thavar Singh Ratod - National Executive Member
  • Dr.Naeemuddin - Treasurer

Wings[edit]

  • Youth Cell
  • Kissan Cell
  • Labour Cell
  • Women's Cell
  • Prabhddh Prakosht
  • Transgender Cell
  • Teacher Cell
  • Doctors Cell
  • Professional Cell
  • Christian Board
  • Ambedkar Vahini

State-Level

  • Advocate Hakumat Singh - State President J&K.
  • Shri Mohd Yaqub Danoo- Youth President J&K.
  • Shri Imtiyaz Ahmad Najar - Sr. vice President Prabhari Ladakh.
  • Lucky Ali - General Secretary J&K.
  • Shri Ishfaq Ali - District President Srinagar.
  • Shri Abid Nazir - District President Kargil.

Uttar Pradesh

  • Shri Akaram - District President Bijnor.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Members : Lok Sabha".
  2. ^ "National Loktantrik Party: a promising sign". www.milligazette.com. Retrieved 19 March 2022.
  3. ^ "Division in NLP, lone MP to vote for govt". The Economic Times. Retrieved 19 March 2022.