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Yogi Adityanath

योगी आदित्यनाथ sa யோகி அதித்யாநாத் ta

21st Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh

  • Dated from 5 June 1972 CE
  • Also called Adityanath Yogi, Ajay Mohan Singh Bisht
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Member of the 12th Lok Sabha
Member of the 13th Lok Sabha
Member of the 14th Lok Sabha

Offices on record

Overview

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In 8 other languages

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Life

Roles and affiliation

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Offices held 8

  1. 23 March 1998 CE – 26 April 1999 CE Member of the 12th Lok Sabha
  2. 20 October 1999 CE – 6 February 2004 CE Member of the 13th Lok Sabha
  3. 2 June 2004 CE – 18 May 2009 CE Member of the 14th Lok Sabha
  4. 1 June 2009 CE – 18 May 2014 CE Member of the 15th Lok Sabha Has references
  5. 4 June 2014 CE – 21 September 2017 CE Member of the 16th Lok Sabha Has references
  6. from 19 March 2017 CE Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Number 21 in the sequence Has references
  7. 18 September 2017 CE – 22 March 2022 CE Member of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council Has references
  8. from 10 March 2022 CE Member of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly Has references

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