Early Life and Education
Sanjay Chandrakant Jagtap was born on January 1, 1970, in Pune, Maharashtra. He completed his schooling in Pune and pursued higher education in commerce, earning a Bachelor’s degree from Pune University.
Political Career
Sanjay Jagtap is a member of the Indian National Congress (INC) and serves as an MLA from the Purandar constituency. His political career has been focused on addressing regional development and the welfare of his constituency. He has been vocal in the legislative assembly regarding issues affecting Purandar and the surrounding areas, especially infrastructural development and water resource management. Jagtap has also been an advocate for policies that benefit rural communities, aligning with the Congress party’s platform.
Major Achievements
One of Jagtap’s significant achievements has been his persistent push for developmental works in his constituency. Despite facing challenges, including a stay on certain development projects, he approached the Bombay High Court to seek relief and ensure that the necessary improvements in Purandar are not stalled. His efforts led to the continuation of road construction, water resource projects, and other essential works (PUNE PULSE – Trusted-Connected-Targeted).
Additionally, Jagtap has played a key role in ensuring compensation for farmers affected by unseasonal rains, highlighting his commitment to the agricultural sector. His advocacy for the resumption of halted works due to political reasons has further demonstrated his resolve to serve the people of his constituency without letting political roadblocks hinder progress.
Key Political Initiatives
MLA Sanjay Jagtap of the Purandar constituency has highlighted the urgent infrastructure challenges faced by residents of merged villages, urging the state government to prioritize essential services like water supply and drainage. Despite paying significant property taxes, many villagers rely on water tankers for their daily needs. Jagtap’s call for action underscores the disparity between taxes paid and the lack of adequate services, emphasizing the need for comprehensive solutions to improve living conditions in these communities.
Congress MLA Sanjay Jagtap from Purandar has approached the Bombay High Court to lift a stay on developmental works in his constituency, claiming that the ruling party halted projects for political reasons. He argues that this has caused significant inconvenience to residents, as essential works related to water, roads, and compensation for unseasonal rains remain pending. Jagtap emphasized that the Chief Minister’s initial promises to expedite these projects have not been fulfilled.
Social Media
Personal Life
Although less is known about Jagtap’s personal life, he is recognized as a figure deeply connected to the people of Purandar, always prioritizing their welfare and regional development. His background in agriculture helps him empathize with the issues faced by local farmers.
Promises and Future Commitments
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A fund of Rs 6 crore has been allocated for the development of the Sri Kshetra Veer and Gulu shrine in Purandar. This initiative aims to enhance the shrine’s facilities and promote devotion in the region, reflecting the commitment of local MLA Sanjay Jagtap to support cultural and religious heritage.
A fund of Rs 2 crore 75 lakh has been approved for various works at the Srinath Mhaskoba Devasthan, thanks to the dedicated efforts of MP Supriya Sule and MLA Sanjay Jagtap. This funding will support the shrine’s development and enhance its facilities for devotees.
A Bhoomipujan ceremony was held for various development projects worth Rs 1 crore in Supe Khurd. The initiatives include:
- Construction of Buddh Vikas Mandal Hall – Rs 10 lakhs
- Construction of Patil Ali Social Hall – Rs 10 lakhs
- Improvement of Saswad-Supe Road – Rs 10 lakhs
- Internal Road Improvement and Paving Blocks Installation – Rs 10 lakhs
- Road Improvement from Vaibhav Pawar to Jagtap Ghar – Rs 10 lakhs
- Saswad-Supe Khurd Road Construction – Rs 10 lakhs
- Improvement of Dada Phadtare Vasti to Ghorwadi Dam Road – Rs 10 lakhs
- Road Construction from Nitin Phadtare Vasti to Jagtap House – Rs 10 lakhs
- Road from Savkaravasti to Ganapati Temple – Rs 10 lakhs
- Panwadi Road Construction from Kashinath Jagtap Ghar to Vitthal Jagtap Ghar – Rs 10 lakhs
An initiative led by MLA Sanjay Jagtap and MP Supriyatai Sule included the Bhoomipujan and inauguration of various development works in Bhivari, totaling Rs 1 crore 10 lakhs 42 thousand. Key projects include:
- New Building Bhoomipujan Ceremony
- T-19 Sh-120 Road Repairs – Rs 90 lakhs
- Improvement of Natkarwadi Road – Rs 8 lakhs
- Repair of Natkarwadi District School – Rs 2.48 lakhs
- Waterproofing of Natkarwadi Anganwadi – Rs 0.50 lakhs
- Installation of Solar High Max at Panchsheel Tarun Mandal – Rs 3 lakhs
- Repair of Panchsheel Samaj Temple – Rs 3 lakhs
- Gutter Line under Ghisrewadi – Rs 1.96 lakhs
- Installation of Paving Blocks at Karanjale Ai Mandir – Rs 1.48 lakhs