Chaudhary Khurshid Ahmed

Chaudhary
Khurshid Ahmed
Born Khurshid Ahmed
(1934-06-20) 20 June 1934
Residence Haryana
Nationality  India
Citizenship  India
Education BA, MA, LLB
Alma mater Delhi University
Occupation Politician and Lawyer
Years active 1961 - date
Home town Haryana
Political party INC, (Indian National Congress)
Spouse(s) Firdos Begum
Children 4
Parent(s) Chaudhary Kabir Ahmed and Faizan Begum

Chaudhary Khurshid Ahmed (born 20 June 1934) is a practicing lawyer[1] in the Supreme Court of India and a politician who has served as the Member of Parliament from Faridabad, Haryana.[2] He was elected as MLA to the Punjab and Haryana assembly five times, and has also represented Faridabad constituency as a Member of Parliament.[3][4]

Early life

Khurshid Ahmed was born to Chaudhary Kabir Ahmed and Faizan Begum. After independence, his father was twice elected to Haryana assembly.[3]

Personal life

Khurshid Ahmed married Firdos Begum in 1961. He has three sons and 1 daughter - Aftab Ahmed, Mehtab Ahmed, Anjum Ahmed & Rukhsana. Aftab Ahmed was elected as MLA from Nuh, Mewat on the ticket of Congress Party and is an ex-Cabinet minister of Haryana.[5] He is currently Vice-President of Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee. Mehtab Ahmed is practicing lawyer in Supreme Court of India, while youngest son Anjum Ahmed is Practicing lawyer in High Court of Punjab & Haryana.[3]

Political career

Chaudhary Khurshid Ahmed with Smt. Sonia Gandhi

He was elected to the state assembly five times and twice represented the Faridabad constituency Lok Sabha as well.[3][6][7][8][9][10]

1962Punjab Legislative Assembly
1968Haryana Legislative Assembly (Cabinet Minister)
1977Haryana Legislative Assembly
1979 - 82Cabinet Minister
1982 - 84Deputy Chairman, Planning Board
1987Haryana Legislative Assembly
1988Lok Sabha
1996Haryana Legislative Assembly

He has also served the party at different levels:[11][12]

1972 - 75General Secretary, Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee
1985 - 86Vice President, Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee
1997 - 2000President District Congress Committee, Gurgaon

References

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