BJP State Office Secretary Mukund Kulkarni conveyed the party’s appeal, emphasising that any such public display will be considered a serious violation of party discipline
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. File Pic
As Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s birthday approaches on July 22, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has issued a directive to party leaders and workers, urging them to refrain from putting up hoardings, banners, or publishing advertisements in newspapers or on television channels to mark the occasion.
BJP State Office Secretary Mukund Kulkarni conveyed the party’s appeal, emphasising that any such public display will be considered a serious violation of party discipline.
Instead, the party has encouraged well-wishers to mark the occasion by contributing to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. Kulkarni stressed that these guidelines must be strictly adhered to.
Devendra Fadnavis will celebrate his 55th birthday on July 22.
Born on July 22, 1970, in Nagpur, Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis comes from a politically active family. He holds a law degree from Law College, Nagpur, and has a postgraduate diploma in Business Management and a diploma in Project Management from the DSE Foundation in Germany. Fadnavis began his political career at a young age, rapidly advancing through the ranks of the BJP. Notably, he served as the president of the Maharashtra BJP from 2013 to 2014.
Devendra Fadnavis began his political career at a young age in 1992, when he was elected as a Councilor for the Nagpur Municipal Corporation, serving two consecutive terms. He holds the distinction of being the second youngest Mayor in India and the youngest Mayor of Nagpur. Additionally, he is the only person to have been reelected to the position of Mayor in Council. Fadnavis has served as Mayor of Nagpur twice. He was elected as a Member of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly (MLA) for five consecutive terms, winning his first Assembly election at the age of 29 in 1999. He represents the Nagpur South West constituency.
In October 2014, Devendra Fadnavis became the 18th Chief Minister of Maharashtra, leading the state’s first BJP-led government. During his tenure, he concentrated on key areas such as agriculture, infrastructure, urban development, and social welfare.
After the 2019 Maharashtra Assembly elections, Devendra Fadnavis served as the Leader of the Opposition in the state legislature, maintaining a crucial role in Maharashtra's political landscape.
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