Charan Jeath Singh

**Charan Jeath Singh**
Charan Jeath Singh
Citizenship	Fiji Citizen
Jaati	Hindustani
Citizen	Fiji Citizen
Jaana jaawe hae	Fiji ke House of Representaives ke member: 1992 - 1999
Dharam	Sikh
Mai/Baap	Pitaji: Gurbachan Singh MBE

	Fiji ke Hindustani; Leader
	Politician; (1929-1971)
	Politician; (1972-1987)
	Politician; (1992-1998)
	Narendra Singh Arjun; Anand Babla; Pramod Chand; Shiu Charan; Gaj Raj Singh Chaudhry; Harnam Singh Golian; Satish Gulabdas; Ali Ayub Husain; Tulsi Ram Khelawan; Mohammed Azam Khalil; Sayed Abdul Khaiyum; Dhirendra Kumar; Shiromaniam Madhavan; Vinod Chandra Deo Maharaj; Dorsami Naidu; Wadan Narsey; Rajeshwar Prasad; James Raghwan Raman; Pardhuman Raniga; Krishna Chand Sharma; Shiu Sharan Sharma; Aptar Singh; Charan Jeath Singh; Hardayal Singh; Maan Singh; Raman Pratap Singh; Mohammed Lateef Subedar; Lekh Ram Vayeshnoi; Hikmat Singh Verma;
	Politician; (1999-2006)
	Political Activist
	Khilaarri

Charan Jeath Singh, Fiji ke ek politician rahaa, jon ki National Federation Party ke supporter rahaa. 1992 ke election me uu Macuata West Indian Constituency (Fiji) 1992 - 1999 se Fiji ke House of Representatives me chuna gais rahaa. 1994 ke election me uu fir se ii constituency se jiitis. ^[1]

1992 me uu Ratepayers' Association ke taaf se Labasake mayor chuna gais rahaa2^[2] lekin 1995 ke election me uske Association, Labasa Town Council ke control Fiji Labour Party se haar gais.

1999 ke election me uu Labasa Indian Communal Constituency se, United National Labour Party (UNLP) ke taraf se kharraa bhais lekin uske khaali 10% vote mila.

Sitting member ke maut ke baad uu December 2003 me Labasa Rural Indian Communal Constituency ke National Federation Party (NFP) ke bagal se contest karis lekin, jab ki uu NFP ke vote 50% se barrhais , lekin fir bhi haar gais.

[2006 ke electionb me uu Vanua Levu West Indian Communal Constituency se fNational Alliance Party (NAPF)ke taraf se kharraa bhais lekin uske khaali 14% vote mila.

2008 me uu Fiji People's Party ke Geneal Secretary rahaa. ^[3]

References

↑ "Fiji Times '94 General Election Scoreboard", Fiji Times, 1994-02-28. Retrieved on 2 Juun 2007.
↑ "REPORT OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE FIJI ISLANDS" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-09-28. Retrieved 2010-07-29.
↑ Fiji People’s Party predicts Interim Regime to remain in power for 5 years

[1] "Fiji Times '94 General Election Scoreboard", Fiji Times, 1994-02-28. Retrieved on 2 Juun 2007.

[2] "REPORT OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE FIJI ISLANDS" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-09-28. Retrieved 2010-07-29.

[3] Fiji People’s Party predicts Interim Regime to remain in power for 5 years

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