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Shinde Sena Makes a Big Move to Create Leadership Opportunities for Beloved Sisters, Organizes Shivdurga-Shivsanvad Tour

Shiv Sena’s women’s wing will tour Maharashtra from June 15 to assess its organisation and develop women leaders ahead of local elections.

By Online Lokmat·Jun 13·lokmat.com·2 min read

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Shinde Sena Makes a Big Move to Create Leadership Opportunities for Beloved Sisters, Organizes Shivdurga-Shivsanvad Tour
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With local body polls and voter list revision underway, Shiv Sena’s women’s wing is launching a statewide Shivdurga-Shivsanvad tour from June 15, 2026. The plan is to review organisation, connect with women workers, and identify leadership across districts and constituencies.

Why it matters

The move shows how Shiv Sena is trying to strengthen its women’s base before upcoming district council and panchayat committee elections. It also signals continued political investment in women-centered outreach in Maharashtra.

Shiv Sena is sending women leaders across Maharashtra like a team of coaches checking every school. They want to find strong women who can lead the party and help it get ready for upcoming elections.

Analysis

What the tour is

Shiv Sena’s women’s wing is set to begin the Shivdurga-Shivsanvad tour on June 15, 2026. The announcement was made by coordinator and Shiv Sena leader Meenatai Kambli at a press conference in Balasaheb Bhavan. Present at the briefing were party secretary and MLA Dr. Manisha Kayande, spokesperson and MP Dr. Jyoti Waghmare, national secretary and spokesperson Shaina N.C., and deputy leader and spokesperson Sheetal Mhatre.

Why the party is doing it

According to Kambli, the tour comes at a time when the party is active on voter list revision and preparing for upcoming zila parishad and panchayat samiti elections. She said that, just as party women had campaigned before the Assembly election, women leaders will now travel across the state at the constituency level.

The stated goal is organizational review. Over the last four years, the party has seen many new entrants, and women’s wing workers from different parties have joined in many districts. The tour will look at appointments such as branch heads, sub-branch heads, division heads, taluka heads, and district heads, and decisions will be taken after the review.

How it will work

Dr. Kayande said three teams have been formed for the tour. In the first phase, these teams will interact with women workers and office-bearers across 83 Assembly constituencies in 11 districts. Each team will include six senior women office-bearers.

Sheetal Mhatre said the purpose is to expand the women’s wing across the state, while Shaina N.C. said the party has always encouraged women’s leadership and is now asking its women workers to step forward. Dr. Waghmare said the tour will give women leaders a platform.

Political backdrop

The leaders also linked the initiative to Chief Minister and party chief Eknath Shinde. They said his government took several women-focused decisions, including the Ladki Bahin Yojana, Ladki Lek Yojana, support for women’s self-help groups, adding the mother’s name on government records, and a 50% fare concession for women on ST buses. The tour’s report will be submitted to Eknath Shinde and MP Dr. Shrikant Shinde.

Key points

  • Shiv Sena’s women’s wing will begin the Shivdurga-Shivsanvad tour on June 15, 2026.
  • The tour is being launched alongside voter list revision and preparations for local body elections.
  • Three teams will cover 83 Assembly constituencies in 11 districts in the first phase.
  • The party says the tour will assess organisational appointments and identify women leaders.
  • Leaders linked the effort to Eknath Shinde’s women-focused welfare decisions.
The Upside

If the tour works as planned, it could help Shiv Sena find and train more women leaders across Maharashtra. That may make the party’s women’s wing stronger and more organised before local elections.

The Downside

If the review turns into only a symbolic exercise, it may not lead to real leadership opportunities for women workers. The effort could also struggle if the new organisational appointments do not translate into stronger grassroots support.

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