In a significant development within the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), Praful Patel, the party's national working president, did not attend a crucial meeting held at Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar's official residence in Maharashtra. Sources indicate that Patel was in Mumbai but chose to skip the meeting, which was marked by tensions among party leaders. During the discussions, state unit chief Sunil Tatkare voiced his dissatisfaction regarding media criticism directed at him and Patel, noting a lack of support from senior ministers. The meeting also focused on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) initiative, which aims to verify the details of around 9.68 crore voters in Maharashtra. Sunetra Pawar urged party officials to actively participate in this process, which will involve the appointment of Booth Level Agents (BLA) across all 288 assembly constituencies. The BJP currently leads in BLA appointments, while the NCP has appointed 6,472 BLAs. The party leadership emphasized the need for increased efforts to strengthen the organization ahead of the upcoming voter enumeration process.