Harsh Mahajan - Age, Wiki and Bio

Physical Stats & More

College/University	Shri Ram College of Commerce, New Delhi Delhi University, New Delhi
Qualifications	Bachelor of Commerce Master of Business Administration

Zodiac Sign	Sagittarius
Hometown	Chamba, Himachal Pradesh

Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	7 June 1983

Father	Desh Raj Mahajan (Ex-Speaker of the Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly and cabinet minister)
Mother	Name Not Known
Spouse	Uma Singh

Political Party	Indian National Congress (Until 2022) Bharatiya Janata Party (2022-until now)
Political Journey	1972: Joined Indian National Congress 1989: Appointed as the President of the HP Youth Congress 1993: Became the parliamentary secretary of the HP Legislative Assembly 1998: Again appointed as the parliamentary secretary of the HP Legislative Assembly 2003-2008: Served as the cabinet minister in the animal husbandry department, Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly 2013-2018: Served as the chairman of the Himachal Pradesh Cooperative Department 1987-2022: Served as a vice president and general secretary in Himachal Pradesh Congress 2022: Left Congress party 2022: Joined BJP

Political Party

Political Journey

1972: Joined Indian National Congress
1989: Appointed as the President of the HP Youth Congress
1993: Became the parliamentary secretary of the HP Legislative Assembly
1998: Again appointed as the parliamentary secretary of the HP Legislative Assembly
2003-2008: Served as the cabinet minister in the animal husbandry department, Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly
2013-2018: Served as the chairman of the Himachal Pradesh Cooperative Department
1987-2022: Served as a vice president and general secretary in Himachal Pradesh Congress
2022: Left Congress party
2022: Joined BJP

Harsh Mahajan switched his political allegiance to BJP in 2022 after nearly five decades with INC.
During his tenure as chairman of the State Cooperative Bank, the institution was honored with three national awards.
In 2007, he retreated from electoral engagements due to the controversial sale of party tickets.
Harsh Mahajan publicly voiced concerns about nepotism and the perceived lack of foresight within the Congress leadership.
He was discontented with the internal management of party matters in the Congress party.