Shivraj More
A young public representative and people-centric leader dedicated to fighting for employment, justice, and the values of the Constitution—standing shoulder to shoulder with the youth of Maharashtra to build a stronger, more inclusive future.
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.
From NSUI Pune City Secretary (2006) to NSUI Maharashtra President (2012, elected), then to National General Secretary in charge of seven states, followed by roles as General Secretary, Vice President, Working President, and now President of the Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress (2026).
Marathwada flood-relief “Helping Hands”, candle marches for Dr. Sampada Munde, justice movements for Anandu Aji, and support for MGNREGA workers in Melghat—along with consistent solidarity with every district affected by unemployment, voter disenfranchisement, and administrative apathy.
To build the strongest and most participatory youth organisation in India—one that channels the energy of young Maharashtrians into electoral, social, and constitutional empowerment.
A Maharashtra where every young person finds employment in their own district, where every question receives an answer, and where the Constitution remains the only guiding force of politics.
Integrity. Accountability. Service before self. The right to question. Solidarity with the last person in the queue.