NCP ownership
Mr. Sharad Pawar founded and established the Nationalist Congress Party with its own symbol, flag and other things. He has been running the party as Chairman to this day. Over a course of time, many others joined his party and perhaps some left all on their own. Now some of them, disgruntled with Mr. Pawar, have chosen to quit. But sheer common sense tells that those who have left on their own cannot claim any right to the party's symbol, flag etc. They belong only to Mr. Pawar, the founder and it is for him to hand them over to whoever he wants. Those who have left out of frustration should form a separate new party with new symbol, flag etc. Even if Mr. Pawar is the only member left in the NCP the Party belongs to him only and no one else. It is like I give shelter to someone in my house for some time and that person turns around and asks me to hand over the house and vacate it. There is no need to go into complicated legalities over this and the EC should simply announce that NCP belongs to Mr. Pawar only and those who have left can form a new party.
Raghavan
Raghavan