Congress-led panel wins majority in Kolhapur dairy cooperative election
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Updated Oct 20
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What happened
The election for the Kolhapur District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union, known as Gokul, resulted in the Congress-led Rajarshi Shahu Shetkari Samvichari Aghadi winning 16 of the 25 seats. The Mahayuti-backed Rajarshi Shahu Shetkari Vikas Aghadi secured the remaining nine seats in the contest.
From newindianexpress.com
Why it matters
Gokul is a highly influential cooperative institution in western Maharashtra, wielding considerable economic and political influence in the Kolhapur region. The election outcome represents a significant change in the leadership of this major dairy cooperative.
From newindianexpress.com
Who's involved
- Vishwas PatilWas a prominent candidate backed by the Mahayuti alliance who lost the election.
- Satej PatilHeaded the Congress-led panel that secured a clear majority on the incoming board.
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Kolhapur
city in Maharashtra, India
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