Early Life and Education
Sandeep Ravindra Kshirsagar was born on August 27, 1981, in Beed, Maharashtra. He completed his Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) from C.K.S. Urf Kaku College, Beed, in 2002.
Political Career
Sandeep Kshirsagar is a member of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP-SP). He was elected to the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly from the Beed Assembly constituency in 2019. He succeeded his paternal uncle, Jaydattaji Kshirsagar, a senior leader of Shiv Sena and a former member of the NCP.
Major Achievements
During his tenure, Sandeep Kshirsagar has been active in addressing infrastructural and developmental issues in his constituency. One of his significant achievements was securing funds for road development and improving water supply in rural areas. He has also worked on initiatives to enhance educational facilities and promote skill development among youth.
Key Political Initiatives
- Development Projects: Sandeep Kshirsagar has been instrumental in initiating several development projects in his constituency, particularly focusing on road infrastructure and public amenities.
- Agricultural Support: He has advocated for better support and subsidies for farmers, including measures to improve irrigation and provide timely access to seeds and fertilizers.
- Educational Reforms: He has pushed for better educational facilities in rural areas, including the establishment of new schools and the upgrade of existing infrastructure.
Controversy
A controversy surrounds MLA Sandeep Kshirsagar after his father, Ravindra Kshirsagar, filed a complaint against him at Shivajinagar Police Station in Beed. The complaint alleges that Sandeep, under the influence of alcohol, pushed his father out of the house during an altercation. A case has been registered under sections 323, 504, 506, and 34 of the IPC, sparking debate in the district. The police are investigating the matter further.
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Personal Life
Sandeep Kshirsagar is married to Neha Kshirsagar, who is involved in business and social work. They have children and reside in Beed, Maharashtra
Promises and Future Commitments
During a visit to rural areas of Beed Assembly Constituency, MLA addressed a protest in Phulsawangi village regarding issues with the Water Conservation Department. A meeting was promptly held with the District Water Conservation Officer and officials from the Irrigation Department. The MLA directed that problems caused by the department’s works be resolved and that pending projects under the Jaljeevan Mission in affected villages be initiated immediately.
Pharmacy students from Beed city approached the MLA regarding the increased D Pharm exit exam fee of ₹5900, which is unaffordable for many students from rural areas. They also raised concerns about a revised syllabus that now includes 11 subjects instead of 8, causing additional difficulties. The MLA assured them that efforts will be made to reduce the exam fee and make the exam format more student-friendly.
The MLA inspected the ongoing cement road and drainage work from Beed town to Charata branch and reviewed the cleanliness campaign.
The MLA addressed the slow progress of the cement road and drainage work from the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj to Charata Phata, which has been causing traffic issues for citizens. He instructed the concerned department officials and contractors to take immediate action to ensure that one-way traffic can resume smoothly as soon as possible.
A meeting at the Collectorate in Beed addressed key city issues, emphasizing the need for a smooth water supply. The Collector directed the Municipal Council Chief to resolve outstanding electricity bills and ensure consistent water service. Other concerns included garbage management, cemetery repairs, maintenance of public spaces, and land acquisition for farmers affected by railway expansion. Immediate action was requested for pending compensation to these farmers.
The MLA inspected the slow progress of the four-lane road and drainage work on the national highway from Barshi Nayak to Telgaon in Beed city. He directed officials to expedite the project and oversaw the relocation of electricity poles to facilitate the road’s construction.