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E.S.M. Packeer Mohamed is an Indian politician. He belongs to the Indian National Congress party, was elected Member of Legislative Assembly in 1980-1984 and Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha in 1984-1989 from Mayiladuthurai (Lok Sabha constituency), Tamil Nadu. [1]
Mohamed is a son of Janab E.Sheik Mydeen Rowther, and was born in Kumbakonam, Thanjavur on 28 April 1937. He was educated at Native Matric High School, Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu. He married Razya Banu on 21 January 1960, they have one son and three daughters. [2]
He was President of Congress in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu from 1967 to 1970 [1]
Eighth Lok Sabha in 1984–89; Legislative Assembly, Tamil Nadu in 1980–84; [1]
Member of Consultative Committee, Ministry of Finance, 1985–89, Ministry of Surface Transport, 1990; [2]
Member of Government of India Haj Goodwill Mission to Mecca and Medina; [2]
President of Mydeen Memorial Charitable Association, Kumbakonam; President of District Muslim Education Society, Thanjavur. [2]
Vice-president, Mylapore Academy, Madras, Correspondent of Native H.S. School, Kumbakonam and Mydeen Matriculation School, Memberof Indian Cashewnut Development Council, 1986–89. [2]
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