Early Life and Education
Anup Sanjay Dhotre was born on May 24, 1984, in Akola, Maharashtra. He completed his education with a graduate degree and has been actively involved in agriculture, industry, and business.
Political Career
Anup Dhotre is a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He has held various significant positions throughout his political career:
Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha: Representing the Akola constituency since June 2024
Son of Sanjay Shamrao Dhotre: His father, Sanjay Dhotre, is a prominent BJP leader.
Major Achievements
Since taking office in June 2024, Dhotre has participated in multiple parliamentary debates and raised questions on critical topics:
- Crop Insurance for Farmers: Dhotre advocated for extending crop insurance benefits to farmers impacted by unfavorable weather conditions, stressing the need for agricultural security.
- Infrastructure Development: He requested the construction of a by-pass road connecting Washim to Akot, which would link major highways and facilitate smoother transportation in the region.
- Public Transport: Dhotre proposed introducing the Vande Bharat train service between Mumbai and Nagpur, aiming to improve connectivity and reduce travel time for commuters.
Dhotre has also raised questions on government schemes like AMRUT 2.0, focusing on urban transformation, and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, which supports food processing industries.
Key Political Initiatives
Dhotre’s campaign and parliamentary agenda focus heavily on agriculture, rural development, and improved public transportation:
- Agricultural Reforms: He promised to prioritize crop insurance and better loan terms for farmers, recognizing the financial pressures faced by agricultural communities. This aligns with his call for crop loans to be treated similarly to cash credit loans, a measure aimed at reducing the financial strain on farmers.
- Infrastructure Projects: He is committed to enhancing local infrastructure, including bypass roads to improve connectivity. This commitment is expected to facilitate regional trade and ease transportation for residents.
- Economic Development: Dhotre supports initiatives that provide economic incentives, such as the PLI scheme, aimed at creating more local manufacturing jobs and encouraging industry growth.
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Personal Life
Anup Dhotre is married to Sameeksha Anup Dhotre. He is known for his humble and approachable nature and often participates in local events and functions
Promises and Future Commitments
Anup Dhotre’s main promises include:
- Enhanced Crop Insurance: He is working toward securing more comprehensive crop insurance options for farmers, especially in regions susceptible to weather challenges.
- Infrastructure Expansion: Dhotre has committed to further development of transportation and road infrastructure to boost local economies and improve resident mobility.
- Economic and Industrial Growth: His support for incentives like the PLI scheme reflects his aim to stimulate local industries and create employment opportunities.
MP Anup Dhotre and MLA Randhir Savarkar recently inaugurated several infrastructure projects in Borgaon Manju, Akola East. Key developments include the 4.7 km upgrade of the National Highway (Rs. 714 lakh) and multiple cemented roads, community halls, and assembly spaces, totaling significant improvements for local roads, community centers, and public access in the area. These efforts aim to bolster local connectivity and community facilities.
MP raised the request in Parliament to initiate the Vande Bharat Express on the Mumbai-Nagpur route, highlighting its potential benefits for commuters and the region.
MP facilitated the installation of a 30 kW solar unit benefiting 14 households in Ma Vaishnavi Residency, Akola, under the Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Yojana. This initiative promotes renewable energy, supporting India’s “Green India, Clean India” campaign, and is intended to reduce electricity costs. MP encouraged residents to adopt solar rooftop systems to help achieve zero electricity payments.
After discussions with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, MP emphasized the need for improved infrastructure in Akola, including a national highway between Akola and Khandwa to enhance connectivity between Madhya Pradesh and Telangana. Requests were made for an underpass for heavy vehicles, construction of a new overbridge at Akola railway station, and development of the Akola bypass. Gadkari responded positively, promising to address these demands, which will help reduce traffic congestion and boost local economic development