MUMBAI: BJP leader and Union minister Narayan Rane’s elder son Nilesh Rane, announced his withdrawal from active politics on Tuesday. “I am stepping aw-ay from active politics. Politics no longer interests me. There is no other reason,” Rane said in a post on X.
Rane, who was member of Lok Sabha representing Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg con-stituency from 2009 to 2014, thanked his supporters for the last 19-20 years and for staying with him selflessly.
He further said he had received a lot of love in the BJP and was fortunate to have had an opportunity to work with the party. “I am a small man but I got to learn a lot in politics and some relationships with colleagues have endured and have become family,” Rane said. His brother, Nitesh, is MLA from Kankavli constituency.
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Rane, who was member of Lok Sabha representing Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg con-stituency from 2009 to 2014, thanked his supporters for the last 19-20 years and for staying with him selflessly.
He further said he had received a lot of love in the BJP and was fortunate to have had an opportunity to work with the party. “I am a small man but I got to learn a lot in politics and some relationships with colleagues have endured and have become family,” Rane said. His brother, Nitesh, is MLA from Kankavli constituency.
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Nilesh Rane, the son of Union minister Narayan Rane, has announced his withdrawal from active politics. He represented Ratnagiri-Sindhdurg in the Lok Sabha from 2009-2014. Rane stated that he is no longer interested in politics and thanked his supporters for their selfless support over the years. He expressed his gratitude to the BJP for the opportunities he had while working with them and highlighted the enduring relationships he formed within the party.
Nilesh Rane, the son of Union minister Narayan Rane, has announced his withdrawal from active politics. He represented Ratnagiri-Sindhdurg in the Lok Sabha from 2009-2014. Rane stated that he is no longer interested in politics and thanked his supporters for their selfless support over the years. He expressed his gratitude to the BJP for the opportunities he had while working with them and highlighted the enduring relationships he formed within the party.
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Former Lok Sabha member Nilesh N Rane announced on social media that he is stepping away from active politics, citing a lack of interest in ruling anymore. Rane expressed gratitude for the love he received from the people during his time in politics and acknowledged the support of his colleagues. He apologized to anyone who may have been inconvenienced or offended by his actions. Rane, the son of former Maharashtra chief minister Narayan Rane, was elected to the Lok Sabha as a member of the Indian National Congress before joining the BJP.
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