Abhay Singh Chautala

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Abhay Singh Chautala Biography
Abhay Singh Chautala Personal Life
Political Timeline of Abhay Singh Chautala
Abhay Singh Chautala Achievements
Interesting Facts about Abhay Singh Chautala
Abhay Singh Chautala Early Life
Abhay Singh Chautala Net Worth

Abhay Singh Chautala Biography

Born in a family with a strong political background, Abhay Singh Chautala forayed into politics by contesting the election for the membership of village Panchayat of Chautala. Chautala is the son of former chief minister Omprakash Chautala and grandson of Chaudhary Devi Lal, former deputy Prime Minister of India. Abhay Chautala tied the knot with Kanta and has two sons, Karan Singh Chautala and Arjun Singh Chautala. In 2000, he contested and won the state assembly elections from Rori Assembly Constituency. He went on to become the President of the Zila Parishad in Sirsa district during 2005. He further won the by-election from Ellanabad state assembly constituency in 2009. Not only in politics, he also shined in the sports world. He served as the President of Indian Olympic Association but was forced to resign in 2014 due to charges of corruption. Abhay Chautala was elected as the Leader of Opposition in the 13th Haryana Assembly. He is a no-nonsense youth leader who believes in hard and result-oriented work.

Abhay Singh Chautala Personal Life

Full Name	Abhay Singh Chautala
Date of Birth	14 Feb 1963 (Age 63)
Place of Birth	Chautala
Party Name	Indian National Lok Dal
Education	Graduate
Profession	Agriculturist
Father's Name	Om Parkash Chautala
Mother's Name	Sneh Lata Chautala
Spouse's Name	Kanta Chautala
Children	2 Son(s)
Website	NA

Abhay Singh Chautala Net Worth

Net Worth

₹3.81 CRORE

ASSETS

₹3.81 CRORE

Liabilities

N/A

Interesting Facts about Abhay Singh Chautala

Abhay Singh Chautala took interest for implementation of various programmes and policies framed under the dynamic leadership of Ch. Devi Lal and Ch. Om Prakash Chautala. He is active in the promotion of social, educational and religious institutions and organisations. He organises and motivates the youth for constructive activities. The leader is deeply concerned about the development in the field of agriculture, industries, environment, and education. He has also organised sports activities, tournaments, and championships. He works for rural development.

Political Timeline of Abhay Singh Chautala

2014 : Leader of Opposition in Haryana Legislative Assembly.
2014 : Abhay Singh Chautala contested the Haryana Assembly Elections 2014 as Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) candidate.
2012 : Abhay Singh Chautala was elected President of Indian Olympic Body.
2009 : He won the by-election from Ellanabad state assembly constituency.
2005 : He was elected as the President of the Zila Parishad in Sirsa district.
2000 : Abhay Singh Chautala came into politics by contesting the election for the membership of village Panchayat of Chautala. He contested and won the state assembly elections from Rori Assembly Constituency.

Abhay Singh Chautala Early Life

2010: He was elected as Vice president of Indian Olympic Association, vice president of Asian Boxing Federation and Member of Commonwealth game organising committee.
2000 : He became President, Boxing association of Haryana; President, Indian Boxing Federation of India.
1999 : He was again elected as President, Haryana Olympic Association.
1992: He became Life president, Haryana State Athletic Association.
1991 : Chautala became President, Haryana Olympic Association.

Abhay Singh Chautala Achievements

When he represented Rori constituency in the Haryana assembly, he successfully pleaded to open an engineering college named Jananayak Chaudhary Devi Lal Memorial College at Panniwala Mota. He is also the founder of Shrimati Haraki Devi Memorial College for Women where poor but meritorious girls are provided free boarding, lodging and fee concessions. He was also the President of Gandhi Gramothan Vidyapith, Sangria.

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