Ahmad Ashfaque Karim
Indian politician
Ahmad Ashfaque Karim is a businessman, edupreneur and politician from Katihar, Bihar, India. He is a former Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha of the Indian Parliament. He is a part of Janata Dal (United) party.
Dr. Karim is the founder of several educational institutions, including Katihar Medical College and Al-Karim University, and has dedicated his career to education and healthcare, particularly benefiting the Kosi and Seemanchal regions of Bihar and the western part of West Bengal.
Education
Dr. Ahmad Ashfaque Karim completed his higher education at Bihar College of Pharmacy. He obtained a Master of Pharmacy, and later completed a Ph.D., with his thesis focused on the “Biochemical profile of oxovanadium (IV & V) complexes.” His academic background provided a solid foundation for his contributions to the field of medical and healthcare facilities.
Career
Dr. Karim has been active in politics since 1982 and has been deeply involved in various social and community organizations, emphasizing his dedication to social welfare, minority rights, and regional development.
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