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Adv. Ashish Jaiswal represents Ramtek in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and serves as a Minister of State in the Government of Maharashtra.
First elected in 1999, he won again in 2004, 2009, 2019 and 2024. A law graduate from Nagpur, he brings a background in social work and agriculture to his public role.
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A law graduate of the University College of Law, Nagpur, Ashish Jaiswal completed his degree in 1993. His 2024 election affidavit records a background in social work and agriculture.
Read the affidavit recordFirst elected in 1999, he returned to the Assembly in 2004 and 2009. After a break in Assembly service from 2014 to 2019, he won Ramtek as an Independent in 2019 and on the Shiv Sena ticket in 2024.
Read the electoral historyOn 15 December 2024, he joined the Maharashtra government as a Minister of State. His public role now brings together representation of Ramtek and responsibilities across six state portfolios.
View the swearing-in recordLocal advocacy and community initiatives
from his years representing Ramtek.
In 2013, Ashish Jaiswal petitioned the Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench in support of residents’ longstanding demand for a municipal council.
Maharashtra’s Directorate of Municipal Administration lists Kanhan–Pipri Municipal Council as established in 2014.
At Kolitmara, Jaiswal presented prize money and certificates to villages recognised in Pench Tiger Reserve’s “Fire-Free Pench” competition.
The same programme distributed rice, flour and pulse mills to women’s self-help groups from 10 villages. The equipment was funded by Western Coalfields Limited’s CSR programme and distributed at the Pench-led event, which Jaiswal attended.
Selected documented contributions, with his role and the implementing organisations identified. Assembly service during this period: 1999–2014 and 2019–2024.
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Public-office information checked against Maharashtra’s Finance, Planning, Agriculture, Relief & Rehabilitation, Law & Judiciary and Labour department websites on 20 September 2026.
Education and 2024 party affiliation: ADR/MyNeta election-affidavit record. Earlier election history: The Hitavada. The five election victories span a break in Assembly service between 2014 and 2019.
Photography and public-priority themes: ashishjaiswal.org. The Journey photographs were supplied by the client. They show public interactions and are not presented as photographs of the specific projects in Selected contributions. Photographs retain their original appearance; the original greeting portrait uses selective colour. Event dates and project outcomes are not inferred from photographs. Headlines above are editorial summaries linked to the original reporting; their dates are publication dates.
The historical work selection was researched on 20 September 2026. It is a selection of documented contributions, not an exhaustive register of completed projects from 1999 to 2024. The Kanhan–Pipri records establish Jaiswal’s advocacy and the council’s subsequent establishment, without attributing the government decision solely to him. Pench reporting distinguishes his award presentation from the organisations responsible for the equipment programme.
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