Republican Party of India (United)

During the time of 2009 Maharashtra Assembly Election, many factions of Republican Party of India united to form a single party - Republican Party of India (United) under the leadership of Rajendra Gavai, Prof. Jogendra Kawade, T.M. Kamble, etc. Later Rajendra Gavai's faction split from the united party.

Currently RPI(U) includes:

  • Peoples Republican Party of Prof. Jogendra Kawade/Jogendra Kawade
  • Republican Party Of India (Democratic) of Late T.M. Kamble
  • Republican Party of India (B.C. Kamble) of B.C. Kamble
  • Republican Party Of India (Khobragade)[1] of Late B.D. Khobragade
  • Republican Party of India (Dhale) of Raja Dhale
  • Republican Party Of India (Mogha) of Shivram Mogha
  • Republican Party Of India (Talwatkar) of Ghanshyam Talwatkar
  • Republican Party of India (Sivaraj)
  • Indian Republican Party (Dalit Panther) of Namdeo Dhasal
  • Bahujan Mahasangh of Makhram Pawar

RPI(U) is part of Republican Left Democratic Front (RLDF) in Maharashtra.

References
  1. "Uttam Khobragade, leader of Ambedkar's Republican Party of India, however, said despite Ambedkar's opposition to Hinduism competition among parties to claim his legacy was a positive development for Dalits".
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