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Arif Beg

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Arif Baig is a former federal Indian minister (1977–1980) and a Bharatiya Janta Party leader.[1] He hails from Madhya Pradesh state. He had left the party in 1996 however returned to it in 2003.[2] In 1977 he ran for parliament on the Bharatiya Lok Dal ticket from Bhopal and won the seat. In 1989 he was elected to the Lok Sabha from the Betul constituency.

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  1. ^ "Why Owaisi has suddenly become an attractive option for some".
  2. ^ Arif Beg, Krishna Kumar join BJP


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