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BJP MLC Sandip Joshi Announces Retirement from Active Politics

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BJP MLC Sandip Joshi Announces Retirement from Active Politics

BJP MLC Sandip Joshi Announces Retirement from Active Politics

Nagpur: In a significant political development, BJP MLC Sandip Joshi announced his retirement from active politics on Monday, stating that making space for the younger generation has become essential. The 55-year-old leader, considered close to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, made the announcement through a letter shared on his social media platforms.

Stepping Aside for New Generation

In his retirement letter, Joshi emphasized that politics has always represented selfless service and dedication to him. However, he expressed concern about the prevailing defections for power and rising competition that discourage loyal workers from stepping back. The former Nagpur corporator and mayor stated that recognizing these challenges, he decided to retire and allow younger workers to take their place in the party.

Joshi clarified that his decision stems from profound deliberation rather than momentary emotion. He will complete his current term as Member of the Legislative Council, which ends on May 13, 2026, fulfilling his responsibility to the party. After this date, he will not seek another ticket and will decline any offer, even if presented by the BJP leadership.

Gratitude and Future Plans

Expressing deep gratitude to both the BJP and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Joshi acknowledged their crucial roles in shaping his political career. He emphasized that the BJP provides opportunities for ordinary workers to rise to the highest positions, including prime minister.

From May 13 onwards, Joshi plans to transition into social work, continuing to serve ordinary people as a social worker rather than a political figure. His retirement marks a rare instance of a senior BJP leader voluntarily stepping aside for generational change.

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