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Kapil Mishra

Kapil Mishra

Kapil Mishra (born 13 November 1980) is a politician.He is an MLA representing Karawal Nagar constituency
in the Sixth Legislative Assembly of Delhi . He won the elections by a margin of 44431 votes. He took his oath in Sanskrit.

About Kapil Mishra Ji

He is a master in social work from Delhi School of Social Work and has worked with eminent international organizations like Greenpeace and Amnesty International on Political and Business Policy issues. He is one of the first people to protest against Commonwealth Games 2010 held in New Delhi and has written a book “It’s Common v/s Wealth” highlighting the various scams and social and environmental concerns related with CWG 2010.

As co-founder and coordinator of “Youth for Justice”, a New Delhi based youth action group that works on spontaneous issues that need cognizance, he has led the youth protest on various socio-economic issues including Jessica Lal murder trial, issues of Farmers suicides in various parts of country, encroachment on Yamuna River bed and various other issues that directly or indirectly affect our common future.

Delhi in the Lok Sabha today

This profile was published on India Vote Kar in July 2016 and describes Kapil Mishra as it stood then. Delhi returns 7 members to the 18th Lok Sabha, elected in 2024:

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