Uma Bharti

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Uma Bharti Biography

Uma Bharti, who currently serves as the Cabinet Minister for Drinking Water and Sanitation has a quite significant albeit notorious political history. She's known for her incendiary diatribe against her opposition which more often than not creates waves in media and makes for really good television. She expresses her stance--skewed or not-- with a fervid passion seldom matched by people in the course of politics. She enlisted in BJP at a young age and has been a stalwart supporter of their propaganda for decades. She was the former Chief Minister Of Madhya Pradesh, the brief stint lasted for a year when she was forced to resign when an arrest warrant was issued against her regarding the 1994 Hubli riot case. She is the incumbent MP of Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh. She is a fervent proponent of RSS.

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Uma Bharti Personal Life

Full Name	Uma Bharti
Date of Birth	03 May 1959 (Age 66)
Place of Birth	Dunda, Distt. Tikamgarh (Madhya Pradesh)
Party Name	Bharatiya Janta Party
Education	5th Pass
Profession	Agriculturist
Father's Name	Late Shri Gulab Singh
Mother's Name	NA

Uma Bharti Net Worth

Net Worth

₹1.44 CRORE

ASSETS

₹1.44 CRORE

Liabilities

N/A

Interesting Facts about Uma Bharti

In November 2011, when the Government declared it will allow 51% in FDI, Uma Bharti Threatened Walmart with arson should they enter the Indian Markets.

Political Timeline of Uma Bharti

• 2014 : She won the 16th Lok Sabha elections from Jhansi In Uttar Pradesh where she defeated SP's Chandrapal Yadav by a margin of 190467 votes.
• 2011 : She was re-inducted into BJP and was appointed to spearhead the task of fortifying BJP's presence in Uttar Pradesh.
• 2004 : Her resignation led to her ousting from the BJP which was revoked at the insistence of RSS. However, she continued to publicly defy BJP's leadership and decided to float her own party Bharatiya Janshakti Party which failed to make a dent in the political fray.
• 2003 : She was sworn into office as the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, a position she served for a short spell. She resigned from her post after a year, when she was arrested for alleged involvement in instigating the Hubli riots of 1994.
• 1999 : She switched constituencies in 1999 when she decided to contest the election from Bhopal where she defeated BJP's Suresh Pachori of INC by a margin of 168864 votes.
• 1989 : She ran a successful campaign from Khajuraho and defeated her former rival Chaturvedi Vidyawati by a margin of 193345 votes. She retained the seat for four consecutive Lok Sabha elections from 1989-1998.
• 1984 : She contested her first parliamentary elections from Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh but was defeated by Chaturvedi Vidyawati by a margin of 50,826 votes.

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