Mumbai, Nov. 4 -- Two days after a delegation of senior NCP leaders met Union Home Minister Amit Shah amid growing discontent within the party, NCP president Sunetra Pawar convened a meeting of legislators on Tuesday to address the unrest and project unity. Only 32 of the party's 50 MLAs and MLCs attended the meeting at her official residence. State NCP chief Sunil Tatkare downplayed their absence, saying, "Only three to four legislators could not attend. The rest along with all the MPs senior party leaders and ministers were present at the meeting." "The legislators were apprehensive about the growing internal dissent and underscored how public discussion on emerging differences would damage its electoral prospects," an NCP MLA said. Legislators also complained about inadequate funds for constituency development works, alleging that proposals submitted by NCP legislators were being held up by ministers from allies BJP and Shiv Sena. Meanwhile, after strong objections were raised by the veterans at Monday's core committee meeting, Parth and his younger brother Jay are learnt to have assured senior leaders on Tuesday about ensuring better coordination and consultation with all stakeholders before taking organisational decisions. P4...