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	Dr. '''Sanjay Nishad''' is the Member of the [[State legislative councils of India\|Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[NISHAD Party\|Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[NISHAD ~~Partys~~]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).		Dr. '''Sanjay Nishad''' is the Member of the [[State legislative councils of India\|Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[NISHAD Party\|Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[NISHAD Party]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).

	==Early life==		==Early life==

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	'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the Member of the [[State legislative councils of India\|Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[NISHAD Party\|Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[NISHAD Partys]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).		Dr. '''Sanjay Nishad''' is the Member of the [[State legislative councils of India\|Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[NISHAD Party\|Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[NISHAD Partys]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).

	==Early life==		==Early life==
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	==Career==		==Career==
	Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an ~~electro-homeopathy~~ clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get ~~electro-homeopathy~~ recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.		Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electrohomeopathy clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get electrohomeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.

	In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform.<ref>{{Cite book \|url=https://www.patrika.com/lucknow-news/who-is-sanjay-nishad-and-nishad-party-7061624/ \|title=जानें बहुजन समाज पार्टी के पूर्व सदस्य और निषाद पार्टी के संस्थापक संजय निषाद कौन हैं \|language=hindi}}</ref>		In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform.<ref>{{Cite book \|url=https://www.patrika.com/lucknow-news/who-is-sanjay-nishad-and-nishad-party-7061624/ \|title=जानें बहुजन समाज पार्टी के पूर्व सदस्य और निषाद पार्टी के संस्थापक संजय निषाद कौन हैं \|language=hindi}}</ref>

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	Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electro-homeopathy clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get electro-homeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.		Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electro-homeopathy clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get electro-homeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.

	In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform.		In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform.<ref>{{Cite book \|url=https://www.patrika.com/lucknow-news/who-is-sanjay-nishad-and-nishad-party-7061624/ \|title=जानें बहुजन समाज पार्टी के पूर्व सदस्य और निषाद पार्टी के संस्थापक संजय निषाद कौन हैं \|language=hindi}}</ref>

	==Controversies==		==Controversies==
	He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015. Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead. The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail.		He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015. Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Pioneer \|first=The \|url=https://www.dailypioneer.com/2015/state-editions/nishad-community-members-take-cue-from-gujjar-agitation.html \|title=Nishad community members take cue from Gujjar agitation \|language=en}}</ref> The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail by the high court after spending one month in Gorakhpur jail.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Jan 16 \|first=TNN / \|url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/varanasi/sanjay-nishad-released-on-bail/articleshow/50601854.cms \|title=Sanjay Nishad released on bail \| Varanasi News - Times of India \|last2=2016 \|last3=Ist \|first3=12:40 \|language=en}}</ref>

	At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.		At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.<ref>{{Cite book \|url=https://thewire.in/politics/meet-sanjay-nishad-the-man-who-upset-adityanaths-apple-cart-in-gorakhpur \|title=Meet Sanjay Nishad, the Man Who Upset Adityanath's Apple Cart in Gorakhpur}}</ref>

	==Books==		==Books==

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	\|father = Vijay Kumar		\|father = Vijay Kumar
	\| children = [[Praveen Kumar Nishad]]		\| children = 4 including [[Praveen Kumar Nishad]]
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	==Career==		==Career==
	Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electro-homeopathy clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get electro-homeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.		Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electro-homeopathy clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get electro-homeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.

			In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform.

	==Controversies==		==Controversies==
	In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform. He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015.		He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015. Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead. The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail.

	Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead. The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail.

	At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.		At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.

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	'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the [[~~Member~~ of ~~the~~ Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[~~Nishad Party~~]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).		'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the Member of the [[State legislative councils of India\|Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[NISHAD Party\|Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[NISHAD Partys]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).

	==Early life==		==Early life==

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			\|birth_place = [[Jungle Babban]], [[Gorakhpur]], [[India]]
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	'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the [[Member of the Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[Nishad Party]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).		'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the [[Member of the Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[Nishad Party]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).

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	'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the [[Member of the Legislative Council]] in Uttar Pradesh and the president of the Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal (known as the [[Nishad Party]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).		'''Sanjay Nishad''' is the [[Member of the Legislative Council]] in [[Uttar Pradesh]] and the president of the [[Nirbal Indian Soshit Hamara Apna Dal]] (known as the [[Nishad Party]]). He also authored two books ''Nishadon ka itihas'' (The History of Nishads) and ''Bharat ka Asli Maalik Kaun hai'' (Who is the Real Owner of India?).

			==Early life==
			Nishad was born on 7 June 1965 in [[Jungle Babban]] village of [[Campierganj]], [[Gorakhpur]] to [[Subedar]] [[Major]] Vijay Kumar. In 1988, after taking a degree in [[Homeopathy]], he started practicing and became the founding general secretary of Electro Homeopathy Gana Parishad.

	==Career==		==Career==
	Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electro-homeopathy clinic ~~on the Geeta Vatika Road at~~ Rapti Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the Supreme Court to get electro-homeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with BAMCEF (Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.		Before establishing the Nishad Party in 2013, Sanjay used to run an electro-homeopathy clinic in [[Rapti]] Nagar in Gorakhpur. He approached the [[Supreme Court]] to get electro-homeopathy recognized as a medical system. In 2002, he formed the Purvanchal Medical Electro-Homeopathy Association and became its president. He is politically active for the last two decades and was initially associated with [[BAMCEF]] ([[Backward and Minority Communities’ Employees Federation]]). He also contested assembly polls from Gorakhpur rural seat but lost by 34,869 votes in 2017.

	==Controversies==		==Controversies==
	In 2008, he formed two organisations namely All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission and Shakti Mukti Mahasangram. Prior to launching the Nishad Party, he formed National Nishad Integration Council. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform. He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at Kasrawal village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding Scheduled caste status for Nishads on June 7, 2015.		In 2008, he formed two organisations namely [[All India Backward and Minority Welfare Mission]] and [[Shakti Mukti Mahasangram]]. Prior to launching the [[Nishad Party]], he formed [[National Nishad Integration Council]]. He also launched a campaign to bring 553 castes of fishermen community on one platform. He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015.

	Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead. The Samajwadi Party government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail.		Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead. The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail.

	At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.		At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.

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	==Controversies==		==Controversies==
	He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015. Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Pioneer \|first=The \|url=https://www.dailypioneer.com/2015/state-editions/nishad-community-members-take-cue-from-gujjar-agitation.html \|title=Nishad community members take cue from Gujjar agitation \|language=en}}</ref> The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail by the high court after spending one month in Gorakhpur jail.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Jan 16 \|first=TNN / \|url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/varanasi/sanjay-nishad-released-on-bail/articleshow/50601854.cms \|title=Sanjay Nishad released on bail ~~\| Varanasi News - Times of India~~ \|last2=2016 \|last3=Ist \|first3=12:40 \|language=en}}</ref>		He first came into news when he blocked the railway tracks at [[Kasrawal]] village, in Gorakhpur’s neighbouring Sahjanwa region, demanding [[Scheduled caste]] status for Nishads on June 7, 2015. Hundreds of Nishad community members joined him, mostly youth from Western Uttar Pradesh and Purvanchal region. A violent clash between the protesters and the police left one protester dead.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Pioneer \|first=The \|url=https://www.dailypioneer.com/2015/state-editions/nishad-community-members-take-cue-from-gujjar-agitation.html \|title=Nishad community members take cue from Gujjar agitation \|language=en}}</ref> The [[Samajwadi Party]] government, which was in power at that time, took stern action and registered cases against three dozen people, including Sanjay Nishad. Sanjay went underground but the rest of the accused were arrested. Later, he surrendered and was let out on bail by the high court after spending one month in Gorakhpur jail.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Jan 16 \|first=TNN / \|url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/varanasi/sanjay-nishad-released-on-bail/articleshow/50601854.cms \|title=Sanjay Nishad released on bail \|last2=2016 \|last3=Ist \|first3=12:40 \|language=en}}</ref>

	At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.<ref>{{Cite book \|url=https://thewire.in/politics/meet-sanjay-nishad-the-man-who-upset-adityanaths-apple-cart-in-gorakhpur \|title=Meet Sanjay Nishad, the Man Who Upset Adityanath's Apple Cart in Gorakhpur}}</ref>		At a press conference in 2017, Sanjay Nishad called HYV an 'organised gang' that carries out riots and persecutes Muslims, Dalits, backwards and Nishads.<ref>{{Cite book \|url=https://thewire.in/politics/meet-sanjay-nishad-the-man-who-upset-adityanaths-apple-cart-in-gorakhpur \|title=Meet Sanjay Nishad, the Man Who Upset Adityanath's Apple Cart in Gorakhpur}}</ref>
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