President · Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress

Shivraj More

""From Organization to Struggle, From Struggle to Leadership.""

"From Organization to Struggle, From Struggle to Leadership."

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Maharashtra · India

About

From the soil of Latur to the leadership of Maharashtra—built without any inheritance.

Shri Shivraj Bapusaheb More began his journey as a district-level worker in Latur in 2014, carrying nothing but conviction and the discipline of the Indian National Congress. Coming from a non-political background, he had no political legacy, no shortcuts, and no patronage—only twelve years of dedicated cadre work, padyatras, and an unwavering presence wherever the party needed him most.

In 2026, he was appointed President of the Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress, a recognition earned through merit, loyalty, and the trust of workers across all 36 districts. His mandate is simple: to build a Maharashtra where a young person’s future is determined by talent, not by surname.

No dynastic politics

Cadre-built leadership

Constitution-first politics

Vision for Maharashtra

A Maharashtra that works for its youth.

Jobs

Creating local employment opportunities to prevent youth migration.

Justice

Ensuring fair representation, equal rights, and accountability.

Constitution

Safeguarding democratic values and the rights of every citizen.

Education that opens doors. Employment that ends migration. Governance that answers to the people. A politics that is for the next generation, not against it.

Education that guarantees real-world skills, not just degrees.
Decentralised industries ensuring youth find jobs in their own districts.
Transparent recruitment systems with zero tolerance for exam paper leaks.
Dedicated support systems for rural entrepreneurship and self-employment.

Constitutional Tenure

Two decades.
One conviction.

From NSUI college units to the Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress Presidency — a documented record of elected leadership and organisational responsibility.

2006 – 2008

Secretary, NSUI Pune City

2008 – 2010

State General Secretary, NSUI

2010 – 2012

State President, NSUI Maharashtra

2012 – 2015

State President, NSUI (Elected)

2016 – 2019

National General Secretary, NSUI — In-charge: Gujarat, Karnataka, Uttarakhand, West Bengal, Goa, Sikkim, Nagaland

2019 – 2020

General Secretary, Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress

2020 – 2021

Vice President, Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress

2021 – 2025

Vice President, MPYC (Elected)

2025 – 2026

Working President, MPYC

2026

President, Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress

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Vote Chor Gaddi Chhod

The Congress party have raised several specific concerns regarding the integrity of the voting process in the state : - Voter List "Infiltration": He alleged that Maharashtra's electoral rolls grew by roughly 71 lakh voters in just five months (a 13% increase), which he described as mathematically improbable and suspicious. - The "65 Lakh" Spike: During a speech, Gandhi claimed that 65 lakh votes were added to the tally in just two hours (between 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM on polling day), calling the surge "physically impossible." - Data Manipulation: Allegations were made that thousands of voters were deleted from lists in specific constituencies (approximately 10,000 per seat) while "bogus" entries with fake addresses or duplicate photos were added.

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Campaigning for Candidates

Grassroots campaign supporting youth candidates in local body elections.

Abhiyaan

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Abhiyan

Yuva Jodo Abhiyan

Youth mobilization campaign to unite young leaders across Maharashtra.

Abhiyan

Jago Abhiyan

- Making the public aware of the current situation, strengthening the culture of questioning, and ensuring accountable government through democratic pressure. - An India where the government is alert, youth are employed, farmers are safe, rivers are alive, and the Constitution is supreme.

Abhiyan

JAN-SAMARTHAN FUND ABHIYAN

- Corporate-free political funding Strengthen grassroots democracy Financial transparency - Youth & middle-class participation -Women-led fund collection Decentralized power Election expense independence Restore public trust Build ethical politics - Mass ownership of Congress