Anup Kumar

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Anup Kumar
Janam1954
Labasa
GharSydney, Australia
CitizenshipFijian
JaatiHindustani
Parrhai ke jaghaUniversity of the South Pacific
KaamTeacher
Home townLabasa
Jaana jaawe haeFiji ke House of Representatives ke member: 1999 - 2000
PartyFiji Labour Party
DharamHindu

Anup Kumar, Fiji ke ek Hindustani politician rahaa, jon ki 1999 ke election me Fiji Labour Party ke ticket pe Vanua Levu West Indian Communal Constituency ke jiit ke Fiji ke House of Representatives ke member banaa. Iske baad uu Mahendra Chaudhry ke Peoples Coalition Government me Minister for Commerce, Business Development & Investment banaa.[1]

19 May 2000 me, Kumar uu People's Coalition Government ke 43 membe me se ek rahaa, jiske George Speight aur uske rebel Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) ke soldiers ke saathi hostage le liis rahaa. Uske 12 July 2000 ke chhorra gais rahaa. [2]



References[badlo | source ke badlo]

  1. Achievements of FLP
  2. Fiji Labour Party - Activities Report: 1999-2000


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