Early life and family
Nand Lal was born on April 16,1954,in Deothi (Rampur Bushahr),Shimla. Holding an M.A. in Political Science from Himachal Pradesh University,Shimla,he is married to Smt. Satya,and the couple has one son.
After completing training from the I.T.B.P. Academy,Nand Lal was inducted into the Commando Contingent of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (I.T.B.P.). He sought voluntary retirement from Central Government Service in 2007,after which he joined the Indian National Congress.
Political career
Nand Lal's political journey began with his election to the State Legislative Assembly in 2007. He was re-elected in 2012 and December 2017. He served as the Chairman of the Subordinate Legislation Committee from 2012 to 2014. He participated in various committees,including Privilege,Welfare,Public Accounts,General Development,Rural Planning,and Ethics.
Elected for the fourth consecutive term in December 2022,Nand Lal was nominated as the Chairman of the Welfare Committee and became a Member of the Rural Planning and Ethics Committees.
Nand Lal has a special interest in interacting with the people of border and remote areas. He has received a letter of appreciation from former Prime Ministers Rajiv Gandhi and Chander Shekhar. Nand Lal was awarded the 'President Police Medal for Meritorious Services' in 2001 and the 'President Police Medal for Distinguished Services' for fighting against militancy and outstanding contributions.
Nand Lal's service with the Special Protection Group (S.P.G.) allowed him to visit various countries.
Actively involved in security arrangements for international events such as the Asiad in 1982,the Non-Aligned Meet in 1983,and the Commonwealth Conference in 1984,Nand Lal played a role in developmental works under the Border Area Development Programme through the 'Village Adoption Scheme' initiated by the Government of India. He also worked to instill a sense of security among the people of Jammu &Kashmir and Arunachal Pradesh.
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