Madhu Gupta

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Dr. Madhu Gupta
डा. मधु गुप्ता
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Political party Samajwadi Party
SpouseDr. A. K. Gupta
EducationMBBS
Profession Gynecologist, politician

Madhu Gupta is an Indian doctor and politician from the state of Uttar Pradesh. She was member of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council.

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