Lutfur Rahman (poet)

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Dr. Lutfur Rahman was a poet in the Urdu language.

Political career

He successfully contested the election to be a Member of Legislative Assembly from Nathnagar constituency in Bihar.[ citation needed ] Later he became a cabinet minister and held two offices: Ministry of Minority Welfare and Ministry of Public Welfare Department.[ citation needed ]

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