Birth Place:Ratnagiri, Maharashtra
Party Name:Indian National Congress (INC)
Mobile No:9870051956 / 982162211
Offices Held
| Year | Party | Position |
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| 2010-Present | Indian National Congress | Member, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly (Mumbai Local Authorities)) |
| 2004-2009 | Indian National Congress | Member, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly (Khetwadi constituency) |
Education
Bsc, University Of Bombay,1980
Early & Personal Life
Ashok Jagtap is also known as Bhai Jagtap. He is married to Tejaswani Jagtap with whom they have two daughters. He moved to Mumbai to pursue higher education and got active in student politics through National Students Union of India.
Career
Ashok Jagtap started his political career as a trade union leader of Bharatiya Kamgar Karmachari Mahasangh (BKKM) where he gained a reputation for making it a success story during his tenure. In 2001, he joined the Indian National Congress and subsequently served as the Vice president of Maharashtra Pradesh Congress.
Criminal Record
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Cases where Accused
Cases where Convicted
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Brief Details of IPCs 2 charges related to Punishment for Rioting (IPC Section-147) 2 charges related to Every member of unlawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object (IPC Section-149) 1 charges related to wrongful restraint (IPC Section-341) 1 charges related to Criminal breach of trust by carrier, etc. (IPC Section-407) 1 charges related to Punishment (IPC Section-143) 1 charges related to voluntarily causing hurt (IPC Section-323) 1 charges related to Mischief causing damage to the amount of fifty rupees (IPC Section-427) 1 charges related to Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace (IPC Section-504) 1 charges related to Assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty (IPC Section-353) 1 charges related to Unlawful assembly (IPC Section-141) 1 charges related to Being member of unlawful assembly (IPC Section-142) 1 charges related to Rioting, armed with deadly weapon (IPC Section-148) |
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Controversy
In 2018, Ashok Jagtap blamed the government for promoting Gujurati legacy and ignoring Marathi language.
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