Abdul Qadir Patel
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| Abdul Qadir Patel عبدالقادر پٹیل |
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| Member National Assembly of Pakistan | |
| In office 2008 – till date |
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| MNA from NA-239 (Karachi-I) | |
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| Born | August 08, 1968 Karachi, Sindh |
| Citizenship | Pakistani |
| Political party | Pakistan Peoples Party |
| Spouse(s) | Nadia Qadir |
| Children | Hussain Patel Abbas Patel |
| Residence | Karachi |
| Alma mater | Federal Urdu University |
| Religion | Islam |
Abdul Qadir Patel (Urdu: عبدالقادر پٹیل) (born August 8, 1968) is a Pakistani politician who represents the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) in the National Assembly of Pakistan. He was elected as youngest parliamentarian in history of Pakistan at the age of 25.[1] He currently chairs Standing Committee on Interior in national assembly of Pakistan.[2]
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Education and personal life
Patel was born Memon Society Hospital Lyari Town[3] in a prominent Kutchhi family in Karachi on August 8, 1968. He is the eldest child of former BD Chairman Keamari Town Hussain Patel. He started working at the age of fifteen at tire puncture shop. He attended his education from K.P.T secondary school located at Keamari Town of Karachi city then he attended his higher education from Urdu college and in 1991 obtained his B.A. degree from Federal Urdu University Karachi.[2][4] He got married with daughter of senior parliamentarian Haji Wali Muhammad Jamot [5]
Political career
Patel was entered in professional politics in his young age as a youngest member of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh in 1993 at the age of twenty five which was minimum requirement by election commission of Pakistan from Lyari Town and his career in politics took him to higher grounds when he elected to the 13th National Assembly of Pakistan in February 2008 from NA-239 (Karachi-I) Kemari Town seat in general election on a Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarian (PPPP) ticket. He appears in political talk shows in Pakistan as representative of the Pakistan Peoples Party. He has been associated with different departments and ministry of Government of Pakistan such as department of ports and shipping,[6] foreign affairs,[7][8] railways,[9][10] labour,.[11] He is currently serving as member national assembly of Pakistan as well as chairman standing committee on Interior in national assembly of Pakistan.[12][13]
Peacekeeping in Karachi
Patel played the vital role in peacekeeping in Karachi especially in Kiamari Town, Lyari Town .[14]
References
- ^ I1=++++++++++Search+++++++++++ PILDAT profile
- ^ a b Abdul Qadir Patel Profile.
- ^ Autobiography of Hussain Patel edited by Prof Ameer Ahmed, Dr. Abeer Shah, pages 257-260
- ^ Pakistan Voice Introduction
- ^ Autobiography of Hussain Patel edited by Prof Ameer Ahmed, Dr. Abeer Shah, pages 547-550
- ^ railyway Qadir Patel happens to be the federal minister for ports and shipping on Dawn News
- ^ Patel Interview on TOPIC- FOREIGN POLICY OF PAKISTAN
- ^ Qadir Patel Interview to discuss some foreign affairs issues on Duniya TV
- ^ Qadir Patel call attention notice to Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour on Feb 23
- ^ Qadir Patel call attention notice
- ^ Government has decided to exempt Labor community from the new gas prices Qadir Patel Presence on occasion
- ^ Members list of Standing Committee on Interior
- ^ List of Chairmen of all standing committee National Assembely of Pakistan
- ^ Abdul Qadir Patel Interview with Newsline Magazine
External links
- Personal profile, National Assembly of Pakistan
- Qadir Patel Blog, Abdul Qadir Patel Official Blog
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