Introductory part
Anurag Singh Thakur has a political career. It is a lengthy and illustrious career. It encompasses periods in a many roles. He spent his career as an industrialist. He spent his career as a farmer. And He spent his career as a cricket player. He is presently representing Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh. This is in the 17th Lok Sabha. He also holds a position in the Indian Parliament.
Anurag Thakur served as the BCCI chairman. It is the Indian cricket board. He made it from May 2016 to February 2017. He resigned after receiving an order from the Supreme Court as its president. It was to cease all further activities pertaining to the BCCI. He was promoted to regular commissioned officer. It was in the Territorial Army On July 29, 2016. It made him the party’s first elected Member of Parliament of BJP. Anurag Thakur age is 49 years.
Education and Early life of Anurag Thakur:
24th October, 1974 He was born. It was in Hamirpur. Anurag Thakur father is Prem Kumar Dhumal. His mother is Sheela Devi. He attended Doaba College in Jalandhar, Punjab. He obtained his BA from there.
Anurag Thakur Career in cricket:
Anurag Thakur participated in Ranji Trophy match. It was In November 2000. The match was against Jammu and Kashmir. He served as the president of HPCA. In the 2000–01 season, he led the Himachal Pradesh side that faced Jammu and Kashmir. He additionally represented the Himachal Pradesh team in first-class cricket. After winning by four wickets, Jammu and Kashmir were proclaimed the winners.
He offered to play in the match In order to meet a prerequisite stipulated by the BCCI. It stipulates something. It was state administrators aspiring to state selector positions must have participated in a minimum of one first-class match. He formally assumed leadership of the HPCA’s cricket squad selection committee. It was for the Ranji championship following the match.
The Himachal Pradesh state government and the state cricket association were embroiled in a legal battle. It was about who owned the International Cricket Stadium in Dharamshala. He participated in this conflict.
Administration post in Cricket
Anurag Thakur served as BCCI president. It was prior to his dismissal. At the start of his administration, he took this action. Before this debut, he had never participated in a first-class cricket match. He was eligible to be considered for the BCCI national junior selection committee. It was due to his time spent playing first-class cricket. This certification allowed him to meet the requirement for national selectors. This was restricted to first-class players exclusively.
BCCI mishaps
Thakur rose through the ranks to become the BCCI Secretary eventually. He capped a lengthy and distinguished career in cricket administration. Thakur was declared the new BCCI president On May 22, 2016. The Supreme Court fired him as president of the BCCI. It happened in January 2017. This was due to his disobedience of their directives and false testimony made in court. The Supreme Court rendered its decision following the hearing of the third status report from the Lodha Committee. It happened On November 14, 2016. The report proposed disqualification of the BCCI and all state associations’ office-bearers. It was In light of the Supreme Court’s verdict. The verdict came on 18th July 18. This rendered them ineligible.
Posted in Army Territorial Army:
Parliamentarian Anurag Thakur created history. It was as the first member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He was promoted. It was the rank of regular commissioned officer. The position was in the Territorial Army. This achievement was made possible on July of 2016.
Personal life and family:
Shefali Thakur and Thakur exchanged vows in marriage. It happened On November 27, 2002. Gulab Singh Thakur is anurag thakur wife Shefali Thakur’s father. He served as a minister. His department was the Public Works of the Himachal Pradesh government.
Political profile and political journey
2008 marked the start of his political career when he won a byelection and was elected to the 14th Lok Sabha. He defeated Congress Party candidate O.P. Rattan with 174,666 votes.
In 2009, he was elected again to the 15th Lok Sabha. By a wide margin of 72,732 votes, he defeated Narinder Thakur of the Congress Party. In addition, he was a member of the Standing Committee on Transportation, Culture, and Tourism. One who participates in the consultation committee of the prime minister’s office.
In 2014, he won 98,403 votes to defeat Congress Party opponent Rajinder Singh Rana and secure a third term in the 16th Lok Sabha.
On May 13, 2015, he happened to be a member of the General Purposes Committee. He took part in the consideration of the 2015-introduced Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition of Joint Committee actively. There was Rehabilitation and Resettlement (Second Amendment) Bill also included
He defeated INC rival Ram Lal Thakur In the 2019 Haripur Lok Sabha election. He was re-elected. It was to a fourth term in office. He was proclaimed the victor. It was after receiving more than 300,000 votes. He was given a job. It was in the Finance and Corporate Affairs division of the Ministry of State.
Awards and felicitation
In addition to leading India’s government, Thakur happens to be currently the party’s president. He received the Sansad Ratna Award in 2019 in recognition of his exceptional work during the 16th Lok Sabha term.
Thakur won the Best Young Parliamentarian Award in 2011 as one of India’s youngest sitting parliamentarians now. He reiterated an audience member’s request to “shoot the bastards” at a BJP gathering in January 2020, and the response was the same.
Last words
On March 1, 2020, he said, “You are lying, the matter is sub-judice,” in answer to an inquiry from the media. In this way, he responded to the questions concerning the statements. “I believe that there is sometimes a lack of information in the media as well. It is particularly with regard to the way that certain things are projected at times.”
