R. L. Bhatia
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Raghunanthanlal Bhatia Mr. Raghunanthanlal Bhatia was born on 3rd July 1921 in Amritsar, Punjab.
Father-Arooramal Bhatia (late), Mother-Lal Devi Bhatia (Late).
Graduation from Punjab University and LLB from University at Lahore.
He was the President of Students Union.
He was member of Local body of Amritsar for nine years.
Mr. Bhatia was first elected to Lok Sabha in 1972 from Amritsar Parliamentary Constituency.
He has been re elected to Lok Sabha from the same constituency from 1980,85,92,96, & 99.
He was the Minster of State for External Affairs, Government of India in July 1992.
He was the Chairman of the Committee of petitions in Lok Sabha in 1983.
Was a member of the select committee constituted in 1992 for the amendment of the constitution.
Mr. Bhatia has been member of several consultative committees of Parliamentary such as Ministry of Home Affairs, Education, Railways, Information & Broadcasting, Law and Justice and Company Affairs.
While a Member of Parliament Mr. Bhatia represented India as a delegate to the UN and participated in as a delegate in the 7th NAM summit held in Delhi in March 1983, Common Wealth Heads of Government Meeting in New Delhi in November 1983, Sixth SAARC summit in Colombo in 1991 and the 5th meeting of coordinating countries of the action programme for economic cooperation of non aligned countries held in Delhi in 1986.
Was the President of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee 1982-84, General Secretary of AICC 1991.
He was a member of the executive committee of Congress parliamentary party from 1975 to 1977.
Mr. Bhatia also has been the member of the
India Council for Cultural Relations from 1983 to 84
Chairman India Bulgaria Friendship Society 1983-90
India GDR friendship Association 1983-90
Co-chairman of All India Peace & Solidarity organization 1981-83
Vice President of Friends of Soviet Union 1983-84.
He has visited the following countries either as leader or member of delegation of the AICC like China, Soviet Union, Poland, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, USA, Cambodia, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Japan and UK.
Personal Interests Reading And Gardening
Family Wife : Sarala Bhatia Son : Ramesh Bhatia Daughter : Saroj Munjal
