Shanta Chhetri
Shanta Chhetri is a Rajya Sabha MP and belongs to All India Trinamool Congress. She was elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha on 31 July 2017.
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Shanta Chhetri Biography
Shanta Chhetri is a Rajya Sabha MP and belongs to All India Trinamool Congress. She was elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha on 31 July 2017. An Accountant by Profession, she began her political career with the Gorkha National Liberation Front in 1994. After completing her schooling in Ramakrishna Girls High School, Kurseong, she did her B.Com from Siliguri College of Commerce, Darjeeling. Then she completed her M.Com from the University of North Bengal, Darjeeling. During her student life, she had a keen interest in social welfare services. After completion of her studies, at the age of 38, she joined Gorkha Front and then All India Trinamool Congress in 2014. Currently, she is the working President, Trinamool Congress, Darjeeling District (Hills). Also, she is the member of several important committees like North Bengal Development Council, Rural Development Committee and West Bengal Commission for Women.
Shanta Chhetri Personal Life
| Full Name | Shanta Chhetri |
| Date of Birth | 10 Oct 1956 (Age 67) |
| Place of Birth | Kurseong, Distt. Darjeeling, West Bengal |
| Party Name | All India Trinamool Congress |
| Education | |
| Profession | Social and Political Worker, Accountant |
| Father's Name | Bir Singh Chhetri |
| Mother's Name | Shrimati Bishnu Maya Chhetri |
Shanta Chhetri Net Worth
Interesting Facts about Shanta Chhetri
She served as Chairperson, Rogi Kalyan Samiti, Darjeeling, District Hospital and Member of (i) North Bengal Development Council, (ii) Rural Development Committee, (iii) District Level Electricity Coordination Committee, (iv) Tea Directorate and (v) Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, 2001-2011 and (vi) West Bengal Commission for Women.
Political Timeline of Shanta Chhetri
- She was elected to Rajya Sabha. Then in Sept. 2017, she became a Member of Committee on Rural Development.
- Shanta contested assembly electiond from Kurseong seat on AITC ticket bust lost against Rohit Sharma.
- Shanta joined Trinamool Congress. Soon she became working President of All India Trinamool Congress, Darjeeling District (Hills).
- Shanta did not contest Assembly Elections and party gave the ticket to Pemu Chhetri.
- Shanta was again elected to Legislative Assembly from Kurseong constituency. This time she defeated an independent candidate Buddhiman Rai. During this term she served in as a Member of Committee on Transport and Committee on Public Works and Public Health Engineering in West Bengal Legislative Assembly.
- She was re-elected as MLA from the same constituency. This time again she defeated Tulsi Bhattarai of CPM. Later she became a Member of Committee on Health and Family Welfare, West Bengal Legislative Assembly.
- She was a Member of various committees like- Committee on Education, Committee of Women and Children, Court of North Bengal University State Legal Services Authority, West Bengal Member, State Labour Welfare Board, West Bengal.
- She was elected as MLA from Kurseong constituency. She defeated Tulsi Bhattarai of CPM. She won the election on GNLF ticket.
- Shanta Chettri Started her political career with the Gorkha National Liberation Front. Also, she was appointed as West Bengal Councillor. She served the post of councillor until 1999.
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