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Uddhav Thackeray appoints guardian ministers for 36 districts of state, Aaditya gets Mumbai Suburban

Former Chief Minister and PWD minister Ashok Chavan will the guardian for Nanded and Revenue minister Balasaheb Thorat to get Kolhapur district

Mumbai: Chief Minister of Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday appointed guardian ministers for all 36 districts and his son Aaditya gets the charge of Mumbai Suburban district.

Deputy Chief Minister and MLA from Baramati Ajit Pawar will be a guardian minister for Pune. Textile minister Aslam Sheikh will be the guardian minister of the Mumbai City district.

The parties which have the maximum number of MLAs in a particular district will get the guardian ministership of that district this criterion was followed to allot the ministry. The ShivSena, the Congress and the NCP are part of the Uddhav Thackeray-led government.

Urban development minister Eknath Shinde will be guardian minister of Thane and Gadchiroli districts, while food and civil supplies minister Chhagan Bhujbal will look after Nashik.

Former Chief Minister and PWD minister Ashok Chavan will be the guardian for Nanded and Revenue minister Balasaheb Thorat to get Kolhapur district.

The others which are appointed as guardian ministers that are AditiTatkare (Raigad), Anil Parab (Ratnagiri), Uday Samant (Sindhudurg), Dada Bhuse (Palghar), Abdul Sattar (Dhule), KC Padvi (Nandurbar), Gulabrao Patil (Jalgaon), Hassan Mushrif (Ahmednagar), Balasaheb Patil (Satara), Jayant Patil (Sangli), Dilip Walse Patil (Solapur), Subhash Desai (Aurangabad), Rajesh Tope (Jalna), Nawab Malik (Parbhani), Varsha Gaikwad (Hingoli), Dhananjay Munde (Beed), Shankarrao Gadakh (Osmanabad), Yashomati Thakur (Amravati), Bacchu Kadu (Akola), Shambhuraje Desai (Washim), Rajendra Shingne (Buldhana).

Sanjay Rathod (Yavatmal), Nitin Raut (Nagpur), Sunil Kedar (Wardha), Satej Patil (Bhandara), Anil Deshmukh (Gondia) and Vijay Wadettiwar (Chandrapur).

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