Prateek Bhushan Singh

Prateek Bhushan Singh was born on June 5, 1974, and grew up in a political family in Uttar Pradesh; he is Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh's son, a prominent politician, and a multiple-term Member of Parliament. Prateek Bhushan Singh went to Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University (Agra University) for his college education, where he graduated with a commerce degree and then chose to be in politics.

After that, Singh's entry into politics was through the underneath activities and the support roles within the Indian National Congress that he was B.J.P. He contested national elections later from the Gonda Lok Sabha constituency, where he gradually trained up his electoral base and also got involved in working on the regions' problems and development issues.

In 2019, Prateek Bhushan Singh made his debut in the national legislature when he was voted to be the Lok Sabha Member of the Parliament for Gonda. The society of which he was a part while having the MP post has chiefly been and mainly through the parliamentary debates and committee discussions with the focus on infrastructure, rural development, and the welfare of his constituency.

During his time, Singh has successfully combined his legislative duties with active participation in party affairs by holding close relationships with both state and central leadership.

In 2025, he is still be a BJP representative in Uttar Pradesh policy making with public interaction and constituency service as the areas of your focus.