Tapas Roy

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Tapas Roy Biography

Tapas Roy, a veteran leader in the Trinamool Congress (TMC), served as MLA since 1996. Initially elected with Congress, he later joined TMC, winning the 2001 and subsequent elections.

Roy has represented various constituencies, notably Baranagar since 2011. He held positions of responsibility, including deputy chief whip. However, amid controversy surrounding alleged irregularities in civic recruitments and an ED raid on his residence, Roy resigned as MLA.

Expressing dissatisfaction with TMC's response to the situation, he joined the BJP before the 18th Lok Sabha election. Currently, Roy contests from the Kolkata Uttar seat for the BJP.

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Tapas Roy Personal Life

Full Name	Tapas Roy
Place of Birth	West Bengal
Party Name	Bharatiya Janta Party
Education	Graduate
Profession	Advocate & Business
Father's Name	Late Amarendra Krishna Roy
Mother's Name	N/A
Spouse's Name	N/A
Spouse's Profession	Business

Tapas Roy Net Worth

Net Worth

₹3.03 CRORE

ASSETS

₹3.5 CRORE

Liabilities

₹46.88 LAKHS

Education Qualification of Tapas Roy

Tapas Roy completed of a Bachelor of Science from St. Paul's College, C.U. in 1982. Later, he did a Bachelor of Law Surendranath Law College, C.U. in 1986.

Tapas Roy Early Life

• 2024: Just before the 18th Lok Sabha election, he made a significant political move by joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). In the ongoing Lok Sabha election, the BJP fielded him as a candidate from the Kolkata Uttar constituency.
• 2011: In 2011, he moved to represent the Baranagar Assembly constituency in North 24 Paraganas district and continued as a TMC legislator.
• 2001: He transitioned to the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and secured victory in the 2001 Assembly elections from Bara Bazar.
• 1996: Tapas Roy began his political journey by being elected as an MLA on the Congress ticket from the Vidyasagar Assembly constituency in 1996.

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