Abhay Patil

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Abhay Patil
Abhay Patil
Abhay Patil
Member of Legislative Assembly , Belagavi Dakshin, Karnataka
Assumed office
2018
Preceded bySambhaji Laxmanrao Patil
Chairman of the Legislative Assembly’s Estimate Committee
Personal details
Born1969
Belagavi, India
Political partyBharatiya Janata Party
Spouse(s)Smt.Preeti
ChildrenAnushkh and Aryan
ResidenceBelagavi, Karnataka
Alma materBharatesh Industrial Training College

Abhay Kumar Patil also popularly known as Abhay Patil (born 1969) is an Indian politician belonging to the Bharatiya Janata Party. He is the Member of Legislative Assembly representing Bharatiya Janata Party Belgaum Dakshin and was also the Member of Legislative Assembly of Bharatiya Janata Party from 2004-2008[1] where he represented Bagewadi constituency and from 2009-2013 he represented Belagavi Dakshin.

Early life[edit]

Born in a family of traditional landlords to Sri. (Late) Bharamagouda Patil and Smt. (Late) Malini Bharamagouda Patil in 1969 at Belagavi, Karnataka, India, Abhay Patil completed his elementary education in the Government School No. 4 and Chintamanrao High School at Shahpur, Belagavi. He Pursued technical education and qualified from Bharatesh Industrial Training Institute, Belagavi. He is married to Smt. Preeti and has two children Anushkh and Aryan. Having been initiated into Indian traditional family values and deeply inspired by his mother's devotion to religious faith, he grew up as an active student and youth leader, taking up numerous social activities and issues of public concern. The turning point in his life was the momentous Ram Mandir movement, where having been inspired by Sri L. K. Advani ji, he decided to choose a life of Social activism and work. He was drawn into the fold of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the largest voluntary movement of national reconstruction in the world, and completed the Initial Training Camp soon after.

Politics[edit]

Abhay Patil's political career began as a Karyakarta in Bharathiya Janata Party (BJP). Being endowed with natural skills of Leadership, he rose quickly through the ranks of the cadre by the merit of his abilities and was promoted as the Ward Pramukh and later the Assembly election in-charge of Bagewadi constituency in 1996. His first stint at electoral politics in 1999 from Bagewadi was unsuccessful when he lost the Assembly election. However, having been nominated for the second time in 2004 from the same Constituency, he won the election at the age of 35 and was one of the youngest first-generation members of the assembly in India. During 2005–07, he was appointed as the National Vice President of Bharathiya Janata Party Yuva Morcha (BJYM), under the Presidentship of Sri. Dharmendra Pradhan (presently, the Hon. Minister for Petroleum and Skill Development).

In 2008, he contested the Assembly elections from Belagavi Dakshin and won with a comfortable lead of 12990 votes. During his term as the MLA, he was appointed as the Chairman of the Legislative Assembly's Estimate Committee for two separate terms during 2008-09 and 2012–13, by the Speaker of the Assembly. In 2013, he lost a third consecutive term as an MLA due to the split in the BJP party and lost the election with a narrow margin. However, his growing stature was reflected in his appointment as the Saha Sampark Pramukh of BJP Maha Sampark Abhiyaan of Karnataka's BJP unit..[2] He won 2018 Assembly elections on 15 May 2018 with a thumping lead of 58692 votes.

Social Leadership[edit]

Abhay Patil is one of the most influential and inspirational youth leaders of the region and is the force behind numerous activities, movements, and events promoting Cultural, Educational, National, and Family Values for all sections of society cutting across barriers.

Model Villages[edit]

Abhay Patil launched 'Swaccha Abhiyaan' through 'Shramdaan' in Jaffarwadi and Hulikavi villages way back in 2006 as the first step in developing a Model village. Basic facilities such as Drinking water, Toilets, Roads, etc. were provided. Sri. B.S. Chandrashekhar, the Chairman of the Karnataka Legislative Council was impressed with the efforts during his visit and sanctioned Solar lamps to every household in the Village of Hulikavi.[3]

Swaccha Seva[edit]

Inspired by the reform and the response from the public, Abhay Patil, continues to engage in the Cleaning up of Public places, Gardens, Places of Worships, Crematoriums, Graveyards, etc., every Sunday with a group of youngsters even to this day. He foresaw the Swachhata Abhiyaan, initiated by PM Modi in 2014.

IT Park[edit]

Abhay Patil was responsible for taking up the cause of IT park in Belagavi, when he introduced and cleared the private members bill during his tenure as an MLA.[4]

Vision 2040[edit]

As a sign of his foresight and in memory of Mahatma Gandhi, he introduced a Private member bill for the development action plan for Belagavi, 'Vision 2040', which was passed unanimously by the Assembly.[5] [6]

IIT[edit]

In one of the most unique ideas, Abhay Patil, led the formation of one of the longest human Chain in Belagavi in 2011, for drawing the attention of Central Government for IIT Belagavi.[7]

References[edit]

  1. "Sitting and previous MLAs from Belgaum Dakshin Assembly Constituency". allaboutbelgaum.com. Retrieved 25 May 2008.
  2. "Head of Maha Sampark Abhiyan". The Hindu. Retrieved 3 June 2015.
  3. "Model Villages". The Hindu. Retrieved 13 May 2009.
  4. "IT Park". The Times of India. Retrieved 10 December 2012.
  5. "MLA urges CM to allocate funds for Belagavi Ring Road project". The Hindu. 10 February 2021.
  6. "Vision 2040". The Times of India. Retrieved 23 February 2011.
  7. "IIT". deccanherald.com. Retrieved 15 December 2015.

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