Jyoti Mirdha

Jyoti‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ Mirdha was a Lok Sabha MP in India, representing the Nagaur constituency in Rajasthan. Her focus has primarily been on sectors like health, education, and the rural development of Orissa, and she is also recognized as a scion of a politically influential family of the area.

Mirdha has been a member of the Indian National Congress as well as the Bharatiya Janata Party in different phases of her career. She is still involved in the social and political activities of Rajasthan as of ‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌2025.

By Rashmi | Friday, February 6, 2026, 11:33:10 AM [IST]

Jyoti Mirdha Biography

Jyoti‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ Mirdha came into this world on the 26th of July 1972 in New Delhi and was raised in a politically influential family from Rajasthan. She is the granddaughter of a long-time parliamentarian, Nathuram Mirdha, and the daughter of Ram Prakash Mirdha and Veena Mirdha, both of whom were deeply involved in public service. Politics was basically in her blood, and she got fascinated by the aspects of governance, public welfare, and parliamentary affairs as she grew up.

She made her debut on the big stage of Indian politics in 2009 when she got elected as a Member of Parliament to the 15th Lok Sabha from the Nagaur constituency. Jyoti Mirdha, during her parliamentary term (2009-2014), was very much involved in and care of health and family welfare subjects. She led the demand for the pricing of pharmaceutical drugs to be regulated by the authorities. Besides that, she kept pressing the water resource management issue, and also contributed to the alternative medicine field, particularly nutrition, and solar power initiatives.

In 2014, Jyoti Mirdha again fought Nagaur's 16th Lok Sabha election, but she lost and thus closed the first chapter of her parliamentary career. Not letting an electoral blow bring her down, Joti Mirdha has been very active in political and public engagement, and she has been tirelessly working for social welfare and regional development.

After several years' association with the Indian National Congress, she made a delicious political switch in 2023 by joining the Bharatiya Janata Party. After that, she ran for the 2024 Lok Sabha election from Nagaur on the BJP ticket, but she didn't win.

Jyoti Mirdha, apart from politics, has interests in architecture, sports, computers, and documentary studies. She is married to Narender Gehlaut and blessed with a son. According to the public records, her net worth is estimated to be around ₹1,02,31,54,480.

Jyoti Mirdha is still very much in the limelight of political and public life and is deeply involved in social issues and local-level outreach as of ‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌2025.

Jyoti Mirdha Personal Life

Full Name	Jyoti Mirdha
Date of Birth	26 Jul 1972 (Age 53)
Place of Birth	New Delhi
Party Name	Bharatiya Janta Party
Education	Graduate
Profession	Doctor
Father's Name	Ram Prakash Mirdha
Mother's Name	Veena Mirdha
Spouse's Name	Shri Narender Gehlaut
Spouse's Profession	Businessman
Children	1 Son(s)
Religion	Hindu

Jyoti Mirdha Net Worth

Net Worth

₹51.49 CRORE

ASSETS

₹102.32 CRORE

Liabilities

₹50.83 CRORE

Education Qualification of Jyoti Mirdha

Jyoti Mirdha completed her M.B.B.S. from SMS Medical College, Jaipur in Rajasthan in 1997.

Interesting Facts about Jyoti Mirdha

An MBBS graduate, Mirda after ascending the MP post expressed concern that doctors were being bribed by pharmaceutical companies with gifts and travel.

Political Timeline of Jyoti Mirdha

2025: Active in political and public life.
2024: Contested the Lok Sabha election from Nagaur on the BJP ticket, but lost.
2023: Joined the Bharatiya Janata Party.
2014: She lost the Nagaur seat to C R Choudhary of BJP by a margin of over 75,000 votes.
2012: Member, Committee on Agriculture till 30 April 2014 and Ex Member, Institute Body, AIIMS, New Delhi.
2009: Member, Committee on Health and Family Welfare and Member, Committee on Empowerment of Women.
2009: Elected to 15th Lok Sabha from Nagaur constituency by defeating Bindu Chaudhary of BJP by a margin of over 1,50,000 votes.

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