RPI-A To Mark National Foundation Day In Navi Mumbai On October 3
A special programme will be organised in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, on 3 October to mark the National Foundation Day of the Republican Party of India (RPI-A).
A special programme will be organised in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, on 3 October to mark the National Foundation Day of the Republican Party of India (RPI-A). Party office-bearers, workers and supporters from different states and districts across the country are expected to take part in the event.
The information was issued from New Delhi/Navi Mumbai on 26 September 2026. The programme is being planned as a national gathering of RPI-A workers in Maharashtra on the occasion of the party’s National Foundation Day.
RPI-A National Vice President Sanjay Sinha has appealed to party workers, youth and members of the North Indian community living in Maharashtra to attend the programme in large numbers. He urged people from different sections of society to participate actively in the event and help make it successful.
Sanjay Sinha said the occasion is not only a platform to bring party workers together but also an important forum for discussion on social concerns and issues related to public interest. He said that under the leadership of RPI-A National President and Union Minister Ramdas Athawale, the party is working to carry forward the ideas of Babasaheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar and the spirit of social justice.
He specifically appealed to the North Indian community living in Maharashtra, the youth, party workers and people from all sections to reach the programme being organised in Navi Mumbai on 3 October in maximum numbers. According to him, their participation will strengthen the event and reflect the party’s wider social outreach.
Sanjay Sinha said that the coming together of RPI-A workers from different parts of the country at one place will strengthen organisational unity. He added that it will also give workers an opportunity to share their views on social and political issues.
He informed that the programme will be presided over by the RPI-A district president. Various party office-bearers, workers and supporters will be present at the event.
The National Vice President said that young workers of the party and people from society should come forward and ensure their participation in this programme. He said they should play their role in strengthening the issues of social justice, equality and public interest.
The event in Navi Mumbai is being projected by the party as an important gathering linked to its National Foundation Day, with participation expected from RPI-A units and supporters from several parts of the country.
Frequently asked questions
When and where will RPI-A mark its National Foundation Day?
RPI-A will organise a special programme in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, on 3 October to mark its National Foundation Day.
Who is expected to attend the RPI-A programme in Navi Mumbai?
Party office-bearers, workers and supporters from different states and districts, along with youth and members of the North Indian community in Maharashtra, are expected to attend.
Who appealed for participation in the event?
RPI-A National Vice President Sanjay Sinha appealed to party workers, youth, the North Indian community in Maharashtra and people from different sections of society to attend in large numbers.
What issues will the programme focus on?
The programme is described as a forum for discussion on social concerns, public interest issues, social justice, equality and organisational unity.
Who leads RPI-A nationally, according to the article?
According to the article, RPI-A is led nationally by National President and Union Minister Ramdas Athawale.
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