Nagpur: Delayed for 21 months since Shiv Sena in power in Maharashtra in 2019, the party has now appointed one of its leaders to the Supervisory Board believing in the improvement of Nagpur (NIT).
Sena has appointed the Nagpur (rural) District Unit President Sandeep ITkelwar as a trustee at the Civic Agency.
He assumed costs before MP Ramtek Krupal Tume, Ramtek Mla Ashish Jaiswal and others in Nit on Friday.
After Maha Vikas Aghadi was formed in November 2019, it was decided to provide one post on the NIT board to alliance partners – Congress, Sena and NCP.
Therefore, the Congress has appointed Nagpur Mla West Vikas Thakre as a trustee in December last year.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has not nominated its members.
Appointment was postponed to a certain extent possible because of uncertainty because it gave the power back to Nit, because the BJP dispensation that had used to dissolve the Kias.
The MVA government reverses the decision and provides the power of planning authority to Nit in February.
NCP City President Duneshwar Pete, who is also the corporator, told Tii, “NCP follows the procedure for the appointment of the post.
There will be elections in the city committee followed by the issuance of orders from the State Unit.
The decision is likely to be taken soon.” Two supervisors also came from Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC).
BJP is in power in the body of Civic.
Therefore, the party has appointed his cantsator Sanjay Bangale as Trustee for a few days ago.
The Chairman of the Committee is always a trustee on the NIT board.
Thus, the head of the panel stood the leader of Prakash Bhoyar was the default trustee.
With this, four of the five public representative posts as guardians have been filled in the NIT board.
During the Devendra Fadnivis-led administration, BJP-Sena failed to appoint two guardians in full term office.