Kaneez Fatima Wiki, Age, Caste, Family, Biography & More – FilmyVoice

Kaneez Fatima is an Indian politician and member of the Indian Nationwide Congress (INC) who was elected as MLA from Gulbarga Uttar in Karnataka in 2018. She was the spouse of INC politician late Qamar ul Islam, a six-time Member of the Karnataka Legislative Meeting.

Wiki/Biography

Kaneez Fatima was born on Friday, 21 August 1959 (age 63 years; as of 2022) in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, (now Hyderabad, Telangana) India. His zodiac signal is Leo. She is a twelfth cross from Authorities Junior School, Nampally in Hyderabad.

Bodily Look

Peak (approx.): 5′ 3″

Eye Color: Black

Household

Dad and mom & Siblings

Not a lot is understood about her dad and mom and siblings.

Husband & Youngsters

Qamar ul Islam was elected because the MLA from Gulbarga Meeting constituency in 1978, 1989, 1994, and 1999 and Gulbarga Uttar in 2008 and 2013.  Qamar and Kaneez adopted a son, Faraz ul Islam.

Kaneez Fatima’s husband, Qamar ul Islam

Kaneez Fatima together with her son, Faraz Ul Islam

Profession

In 2018, Kaneez Fatima gained the Gulbarga Uttar constituency, defeating BJP candidate Chandrakant Patil by 5,940 votes. In 2023, Kaneez retained the seat defeating BJP candidate Chandrakant Patil by 2,712.

Controversies

Accused of Land Encroachment

In 2012, the Assistant Commissioner of Gulbarga nullified the acquisition of twenty-two acres of agricultural land by Kaneez Fatima in Gulbarga. Former minister S Ok Kantha had filed a criticism alleging that the acquisition was unlawful and violated Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961. The Act prohibited the acquisition of agricultural land by any particular person apart from an agriculturist. It additionally acknowledged that the annual earnings of the purchaser or his/her household or of the undivided household from non-agricultural actions shouldn’t exceed Rs two lakh, for 5 years previous the yr of buy. In his report back to the Assistant Commissioner, the Gulbarga tehsildar acknowledged that Qamar ul Islam ran colleges and owned industrial complexes, therefore, the earnings of Fatima exceeded Rs two lakh each year. The Assistant Commissioner put aside the acquisition of land by Fatima with an commentary that the purchaser had violated the provisions of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act and directed the tehsildar to take over the land and point out the Karnataka Authorities because the proprietor of the land.

Belongings & Properties

Moveable Belongings

• Deposits in Banks: Rs. 67,06,598

• Bonds, Debentures and Shares in corporations: Rs. 2,62,500

• Motor Autos: Rs. 27,20,000

• Jewelry: Rs. 2,76,93,579

Immovable Belongings

• Industrial Buildings: Rs. 12,46,85,000

• Residential Buildings: Rs. 2,18,00,000

Observe: The given estimates of moveable and immovable property are based on the monetary years 2022-23. It doesn’t embody the property owned by her partner and dependents.

Internet Price

Her price in 2023 was Rs. 18,35,14,229. It doesn’t embody the web price of her partner and dependents.

Details/Trivia

• Initially, Fatima refused to contest the 2018 Karnataka Legislative Meeting elections, however she was persuaded by CM Siddaramaiah, Mallikarjun Kharge, and KPCC chief G Parameshwara.

• In 2019, she actively protested in opposition to the Citizenship Modification Act (CAA). MLA Kaneez Fathima was the key catalyst in mobilising the group in Kalaburagi that defied the Part 144 notification imposed on the complete state of Karnataka. The Citizenship (Modification) Act acquired quite a lot of criticism for discriminating on the idea of faith, because the protesters believed that CAA was communal and discriminated in opposition to the followers of Islam.

• In 2022, Kaneez made headlines as one of many few Congress leaders who actively protested together with Muslim feminine college students throughout the anti-hijab ban motion when the Karnataka BJP authorities banned women and girls from carrying hijabs in state-run establishments and universities.

• In 2023, she was the lone Muslim girl candidate fielded by the social gathering within the Karnataka Meeting elections.