Sanjeev Kumar Singh (politician) explained

Sanjeev Kumar Singh
Office1:	Member of Bihar Legislative Council
Constituency1:	elected from the Teachers Constituency
Term Start:	09 May 2023
Birth Date:	1 November 1965
Birth Place:	Madrauni Pachhiarital, Rangra chouk, Bhagalpur, Bihar, India
Alma Mater:	BSEP (Matriculation) TMBU (Intermediate, B.A Hons,MA, PH.D)
Party:	Janata Dal (United)
Children:	1 son 1 daughter
Father:	Sharda Prasad singh
Occupation:	Teacher Politician

Sanjeev Kumar Singh is an Indian politician, currently affiliated with the Janata Dal (United) party and serving as a member of the Bihar Legislative Council since 2023.^[1] He was elected as MLC from the Teachers Constituency.^{[2] [3] [4]}

Early life

Singh was born to Sharda Prasad Singh in 1965 in Bhagalpur, Bihar.^[1]

Education

During his early years, Singh studied under the BSEB curriculum. After his matriculation exams in 1981, he obtained a Bachelors of Arts in 1984 from Bhagalpur University and then subsequently received a Master of Arts degree in 1986 from the same university.^[1]

Personal life

Singh has one son and one daughter.^[1]

Political career

Singh previously won three MLC elections from the Teachers constituency.^{[5] [6] [7]}

Notes and References

1. Web site: Sanjeev Kumar Singh election information.
2. Web site: Dr. Sanjeev Kr Singh. biharvidhanparishad.gov.in.
3. Web site: Kosi MLC Election: पिता के छक्के के बाद पुत्र का चौका, डॉ. संजीव सिंह ने प्रतिद्वंदियों को बड़े अंतर से दी मात - JDU candidate Dr Sanjeev Singh won Kosi MLC election with big margin for straight fourth time his father also won six time from same constituency. Jagran.
4. Web site: Bihar MLC Election Result: कोसी में जेडीयू के संजीव सिंह की बड़ी जीत, बीजेपी के रंजन कुमार की जमानत जब्त. Hindustan.
5. Web site: Bihar MLC Election Result: कोसी में मुरझाया कमल, लगातार चौथी बार जीते JDU के संजीव सिंह. April 5, 2023. News18 हिंदी.
6. Web site: विवि: एमएलसी डॉ. संजीव कुमार सिंह बने पूर्णिया विवि के सीनेट सदस्य - Purnia News. January 19, 2021. Dainik Bhaskar.
7. Web site: NDA wins three Council seats in Bihar. April 14, 2011.