Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Bhujbal Clarifies He Won't Seek Nashik Guardian Minister Post
Chhagan Bhujbal is a minister in Maharashtra.
Some people in Nashik put up posters asking him to become the Guardian Minister of the city.
Bhujbal said the posters do not mean he wants that job.
He also said the city’s roads are in bad shape and many people are hurt.
He wants the state to give money to families who lost loved ones in road accidents.
A senior minister said the final decision on the Guardian Minister job is up to the Chief Minister.
Bhujbal wants the roads fixed before the big Kumbh Mela festival.
Chhagan Bhujbal says the banners do not mean he wants the Nashik Guardian Minister post.
Banners by the Nationalist Youth Congress reflect public anger over pothole‑related road safety.
Bhujbal demands ₹10 lakh compensation for families of road‑accident victims.
Girish Mahajan notes the Chief Minister retains final authority on the Guardian Minister appointment.
Bhujbal stresses road safety and infrastructure work ahead of the Kumbh Mela.
- Who
- Chhagan Bhujbal, Maharashtra minister
- What
- Clarified he does not seek Nashik Guardian Minister post and demanded compensation for road‑accident victims
- When
- Recently, amid ongoing political discussions
- Where
- Nashik, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To address public safety concerns over potholes and clarify his position
- Guardian Minister Post
- Not sought by Chhagan Bhujbal
- Pothole Crisis
- Public anger over road conditions
- Compensation Demand
- ₹10 lakh per family
- Upcoming Event
- Kumbh Mela
- Political Party
- Nationalist Youth Congress