Nationalist Citizens Party of India
The Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI) is a registered but unrecognised political party. It was registered with the Election Commission of India on 20 January 2023. Its registered headquarters is in Howrah, West Bengal, while its early electoral activity included contesting two seats in the 2023 Tripura Assembly election. The party gained national attention in June 2026 after a group of rebel Trinamool Congress MPs announced a merger with it.
Party President
Party History
- 2023Registered with Election Commission
Nationalist Citizens Party of India was registered with the Election Commission of India on 20 January 2023.
- 2023First electoral contest
The party contested two seats in the Tripura Assembly election: Kailashahar and Chawmanu.
- 2023Tripura election performance
The party received a combined 822 votes across its two candidates and won no seats.
- 2026National political attention
NCPI gained national attention after 20 rebel Trinamool Congress MPs announced that they had merged with the party and sought separate seating in the Lok Sabha.
- 2026Parliamentary merger dispute
The announced merger became the subject of political and parliamentary dispute, with the Trinamool Congress opposing recognition of the breakaway group.
- 2026Leadership change announcement
NCPI's social-media presence announced Jyotiprakash Chatterji as president in June 2026, although reports said some original founder members were unaware of the appointment.
Top Leadership
- JCJyotiprakash ChatterjiPresident (announced June 2026)
- UKUttiya KunduVice President
- SDShantanu DeyFounder Member / National Organising Secretary
- SKShewly KunduTreasurer
Election Performance
(Lok Sabha)State-wise Strength
No state-level presence on record.
Financial Overview
(FY 2022-23)No financial statements on record.
Organisational Structure
A network reaching from the national council down to booth level.
Major Policies & Agenda
No policy positions on record.
Alliances
NCPI is not part of a declared alliance on record.
Symbol & Colours
- Green
- White
- Saffron
Key Highlights
- Registered Unrecognised PartyThe Election Commission categorises NCPI as a registered but unrecognised political party.
- Registered in 2023The party was registered with the Election Commission on 20 January 2023.
- Tripura Electoral DebutNCPI contested two constituencies in the 2023 Tripura Assembly election and won neither.
- 2026 Parliamentary SpotlightThe party became nationally prominent after 20 rebel TMC MPs announced a merger with it.
All information is sourced from official and public records.
