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{{Short description|During the time of 1999 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly election, many factions of Congress Party of India united to form a single party - INC Party of India (United) under the leadership of Sachin Pilot , Prof. Ashok Gehlot , INC Rajasthan}}
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During the time of [[2009 Maharashtra Legislative 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]], [[Jogendra|Prof. Jogendra Kawade]], [[T.M. Kamble]], etc. Later Rajendra Gavai's faction split from the united party.
During the time of [[2009 Maharashtra Legislative 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]], [[Jogendra|Prof. Jogendra Kawade]], [[T.M. Kamble]], etc. Later Rajendra Gavai's faction split from the united party.


Currently RPI(U) includes:
Currently, RPI(U) includes:
*[[Peoples Republican Party]] of [[Jogendra|Prof. Jogendra Kawade]]/[[Jogendra Kawade]]
*[[Peoples Republican Party]] of [[Jogendra|Prof. Jogendra Kawade]]/[[Jogendra Kawade]]
*[[Republican Party Of India (Democratic)]] of Late [[T.M. Kamble]]
*[[Republican Party Of India (Democratic)]] of Late [[T.M. Kamble]]

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During the time of 2009 Maharashtra Legislative 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:

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

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  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".