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Maiiarasiltra LEGI.SLTURE \:JI)IAN 1[1AVAN Backbay Vidhat laaTL Maig Minnbai 440 O2. MAI IA R ASI lTR A LEGI.SLTURE I Iegraphk. At1t1r ‘s Vitihan M md I ‘felephoncNtnnbri 22(’2739 Nu Fax Niirnbcr 2207 4524 — iJiid * . -- S/PROTOCOL/CPA Study Visit of the high Level Parliarnentary Delegation of Maharashtra Legislattire, Mumbai (Republic oflndia) to U.K., Russia, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Norwav, Sweden and Finland from llth to 26th April, 2018 LIST OF lION. DELEGATES (As on 7th April, 201$) (1) lion. $hri Ramraje Naik Nimbalkar, Chairman, Maharashttït l,cgislative Council, Mumbai (Republic oflndia) & Leader of the I)elegation. (2) Hon. Shri Haribhau Bagade, Speaker, Maharashtra Legisi ati ve A ssei n bly, Mum bai (Republic oflndia) & Joint Leader of the Delegation. (3) Hon. Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister, Maharashtra State, Mttmhai (Reluibliu oflndia) (4) Hon. Shri Manikrao Thakre, Deputy Chairman, Maharashtra Legislative Council, Mumbai (Republic of India). (5) Hon. Shri Radha Krishna Vikhe-Patil, Leader of Opposition, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, Mumbai (Republic of India) (6) Hon. Shri Girish Bapat, Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Food and Civil Supply, and food & Drugs Administration, Government of Maharashtra, Murnbai. (7) Hon.Shri Pandurang Fundkar, Minister for Agriculture & Horticulture, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai. (8) Hon. Shri Sanjay Dutt, Member of Legislative Council — MLC & Whip (Status of Minister) ...2/- C\UerSVnL$’DeSktOMFINALEUROPE STUDYTOUR PROG 201R AR GR 3RST MARCN. 203S\CIST OP DELEGATES EtIROP TOUR4ocx, Offentligt UPN Alm.del Bilag 226, EUU Alm.del Bilag 568, URU Alm.del Bilag 175 Det Udenrigspolitiske Nævn, Europaudvalget, Udenrigsudvalget 2017-18 VIDI IAN B1L. AN it,! Vit1hai Uj Ivu 1drg MUrnbai 1f i t)2 MA1IARASJITR A LEGISLA1 URE Te1egraphic Add;s: Vidhan Mandal Telcphone NnrnbeT 220% 7399 Fax Ntimbe 2%02 4524 ...2... (9) Hon. Dr. $mt. Neelam Gorhe, Member of Legislative Council, MLC & Whip (Status of Minister) (10) Hon. Shri Sharad Ranpise, Member ofLegislative Council — MLC & Group Leader. (11) $hri Anil Dattatray Parah, Member ofLegislative Council - MLC & Group Leader. (12) AUv. Rahul Narvekar, Member ofLegislative Council — MLC (13) Dr.Anant Kalse, Principal Secretary, Maharashtra Legislature Secrctariat, Mumbai, India. (14) Shri Mahendra Kaj, Secretary to Hon. Chairman, Maharashtra I egishtive Council, Murnhai, lndia. (15) Shri Rajkumar Sagar, Secretary to Hon. Speaker, Mahatashtra tegishitive Asscmhly, Murnbai, India. (16) Dr.Prashant Rumale, Private Secretary to Hou. Deputy Chairnmn, MiIuir;ishtii Legislative Council, Mumbai, India. (17) Smt. Pushpa Manikrao Thakre, (Spouse of Hon. Deputy Chairman, Maharashtni Legislative Council, Mumbai, India. (1$) Smt.Shalini Radha Krishna Vikhe-Patil, (Spouse ofLeader ofOpposition, Maharashtni Legislative Assembly. (19) Smt. Geeta Sanjay Dutt, (Spouse of Hon. $hri Sanjay Dutt, Member of Legislative Council — MLC & Whip (Status of Minister). (20) Shri Sagar Pandurang fundkar (Son of Hon. Shri Pandurang fundkhar) Minister for Agriculture & Horticulture, Government ofMaharashtra. Dr. Anant Katse Principal Secretary, Maharashtra Legislature Secretanat. Secretary, CPA, Maharashtra Branch, India. do 4 EUROPE STUDY TOUR P000. 2018 AA ON 3151 MARCH, ?010\tisr Ur UtIEGATES EUROPE TOUR.
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