Early Life and Education
Harish Marotiappa Pimple was born on January 20, 1964, in Kalyan, Maharashtra. He completed his higher secondary education before embarking on a career in politics.
Political Career
Harish Marotiappa Pimple is a seasoned politician affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He has been serving as a member of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly representing the Murtizapur constituency since 2009. His political career has been marked by his dedication to public service and development initiatives in his constituency.
Work
He has accused a police inspector of endorsing illegal activities in the district and has written a letter to Devendra Fadnavis, questioning the integrity of the police department and highlighting the ongoing illicit practices. (Sarkarnama)
Key Political Initiatives
- Agricultural Support: Recognizing the importance of agriculture in his constituency, he has implemented various schemes to support farmers, including subsidies for seeds and fertilizers, and initiatives to improve irrigation facilities.
- Women Empowerment: Pimple has launched several programs aimed at empowering women, including vocational training centers and self-help groups.
- Youth Development: He has focused on youth development by promoting sports and establishing recreational facilities.
Allegations
It was alleged that Harish Marotiappa Pimple was involved in corruption related to the city’s road construction. When an individual called to inquire about the corruption, MLA Pimple allegedly abused and threatened to kill him over the phone. (ABPMajha)
When villagers inquired about the long-delayed road construction in their area, an altercation ensued. During this conflict, MLA Pimple’s supporters began chasing the villagers, prompting police intervention. The villagers have been demanding this road for many years as it leads to a significant pilgrimage site. (Marathi Indiatimes)
Controversy
He and other MLAs were suspended from the assembly for one year after witnessing heated exchanges between the Opposition and the Ruling Party, who felt that House proceedings were being conducted unilaterally. This led to charges of contempt of court, but the Supreme Court intervened and revoked the suspension. (LiveLaw)
Social Media and Public Engagement
Personal Life
Harish Pimple is married to Nutan Pimple and they have two children, Rohan and Gouri. His family has been supportive of his political career and his commitment to public service.
