Tarkishore Prasad
Tarkishore Prasad is an Indian politician belonging to the Bharatiya Janata Party. He served as the fifth Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar from 16 November to 9 August 2022.
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Tarkishore Prasad Biography
An Indian politician, Tarkishore Prasad draws his political roots from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Born in an OBC community of Bihar, Mr Prasad did his schooling from the government school and then joined Darshan Shah College, Katihar for a brief period from where he earned Intermediate of Science degree.
From the branches of RSS, he ventured into student politics as ABVP leader and had an association with Bharteey Janta Party from an early age. He won his first election as the member of Bihar legislative assembly in 2005 and then never looked back ever since. Tarkishore Prasad is known for his goodwill in all sects of the party and beyond. Winning 4 MLA elections successively, he was crowned as the deputy chief minister in Nitish Kumar led NDA govenment in the state in 2020, replacing his party colleague and BJP heavyweight Sushil Modi.
Tarkishore Prasad Personal Life
| Full Name | Tarkishore Prasad |
| Date of Birth | 05 Jan 1956 (Age 68) |
| Place of Birth | Saharsa |
| Party Name | Bharatiya Janta Party |
| Education | 12th Pass |
| Profession | Agriculture, Business |
| Father's Name | Ganga Prasad Bhagat |
| Mother's Name | Sumitra Devi |
| Religion | Hindu |
| Caste | Baniya |
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Tarkishore Prasad Net Worth
Education Qualification of Tarkishore Prasad
Passed class 12th from Darshan Sah College, Katihar, L.N.M.University in Darbhanga in 1974.Interesting Facts about Tarkishore Prasad
2. He won his first election as MLA in 2005 by a margin of 165 votes only.
3. He is the first time minister in Nitish Kumar led Bihar state government.
4. Before taking the charge of Deputy Chief Minister, he was never inducted in the cabinet of any government.
Political Timeline of Tarkishore Prasad
- Tarkishore Prasad had to step down as the deputy chief minister of Bihar on 11 August 2022 as the government collapsed after Nitish Kumar broke-off with NDA and joined the grand alliance with RJD.
- He won the MLA election from the same Katihar seat of Bihar for the fourth time successively and got crowned as one of the two Deputy Chief Minister in Nitish Kumar led state government of Bihar. As a cabinet minister he takes charge of finance, taxation, environment, forest and information technology.
- Mr. Prasad was among the few BJP leaders to win an election against the then grand alliance of JDU, RJD and Congress.
- Won again from the Katihar assembly constituency of Bihar.
- Won his first election as an MLA from Katihar constituency of Bihar by defeating Ram Prakash Mahato of RJD by margin of 165 votes only.
- Joined BJP
- Tarkishore Prasad started his political career as a student leader with ABVP.
Tarkishore Prasad Early Life
- He passed intermediate from Darshan Sah College, Katihar and started his political journey.
- Tarkishore Prasad Bhagat was born to Ganga Prasad Bhagat and Sumitra Devi in Saharsa Bihar.
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