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Hari Kewal Prasad

Politician

Hari Kewal Prasad is a politically exposed person. They are a person of interest by virtue of their position and the influence they may hold. They have not been found on international sanctions lists.

Type	Person				[sources]
Name	Hari Kewal Prasad · Harikeval Prasad				[sources]
Alias	Hari Kewal				[sources]
Birth date	1940-03-15				[sources]
Place of birth	Deoria, Uttar Pradesh · Mahathapar, Distt. - Deoria (Uttar Pradesh)				[sources]
Death date	2012-09-15				[sources]
Gender	male				[sources]
Nationality	not available				[sources]
Citizenship	India				[sources]
Classification	National government (past)				[sources]
First name	Hari · Hari Kewal				[sources]
Last name	Prasad				[sources]
Political association	Samajwadi Party · Samata Party				[sources]
Title	Shri				[sources]
Wikidata ID	Q5657476				[sources]
Position	Member of the 12th Lok Sabha · Member of the 9th Lok Sabha (1989-1991) · Member of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly · member of the Lok Sabha				[sources]
Education	Under- matriculate Educated at Junior High School, Sauhanag, Deoria (Uttar Pradesh)				[sources]
Status	Former				[sources]
Address	30-A, Atul Grov Road, · Samata Niwas, Sohanag Road, Salempur,				[sources]
Last change	2025-12-20	Last processed	2025-12-20	First seen	2025-10-13

Descriptions

President, (i) Porters` Mazdoor Union, North Eastern Railways, 1965-70; (ii) Hind Mazdoor Kisan Panchyat, Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, 1966-67; (iii) Panchayat Samiti for 15 years; (iv) Roadways Mazdoor Sabha, Uttar Pradesh, 1980-89; and (v) North Eastern Railways Mazdoor Union, 1992-94; Member, National Executive, Hind Mazdoor Kisan Panchyat; participated in movements launched by Samyukta Socialist Party, Socialist Party and Janata Party; and arrested several times for (i) participation in Scheduled Castes Kashi Temple Entry Movement, 1954; (ii) Angreji Hatao Andolan, Remove English Name Plates Movement, Varanasi, Lucknow, Farukhabad, Faizabad, Gorakhpur, Fatehpur and Deoria, 1954 and 1956; (iii) for championing the cause of people and against multinational companies, 1960 onwards; and (iv) Imprisoned for 21 months under MISA during Emergency, 1975-77; and prosecuted in 18 cases under Defence of India Rules (DIR)

— India Lok and Rajya Sabha Members, 2025-10-13