”Dr. Jitendra Sharma, fondly referred to as ‘Jitu Bhaiya’ by the people of Jaipur, holds a significant position in Indian politics and is cherished by the common folk of the city.”
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Born on July 3rd, 1990, in the vibrant city of Jaipur, into a Brahmin family, Dr. Jitendra Sharma, known affectionately as Jitu Bhaiya, is a devoted Indian. His father is Murari Lal Sharma, his mother is Asha Sharma, and he has a brother named Manoj Sharma. He is happily married to Neha Awasthi, and they are blessed with two children. Driven by a passion for combating corruption, violence, and injustice, he is a dedicated advocate for societal improvement, drawing inspiration from his role model, Chandrashekhar Ji.”
EDUCATION
“Dr. Jitendra Sharma’s life has been profoundly shaped by his educational endeavors. He commenced his schooling at MHS Jaipur and pursued higher education at Rajasthan University, culminating in degrees in B.Com, M.Com, and a Ph.D. These academic accomplishments furnished him with the knowledge and abilities required for his forthcoming ventures in the realm of politics.”
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Height :- 6’2″
Weight :- 120 Pounds
Body Measurement :- Not Known
Hair Colour :- Black
Eye Colour :- Black
CAREER
Dr. Jitendra Sharma’s political odyssey is characterized by unwavering devotion to his city and country. He initiated his path by volunteering for the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) at the tender age of 1999. Over the years, he advanced through different RSS Sangh Shikha Varg, encompassing Praathmik varg, Pratham varsh, and Dwitiya Varsh.”
Between 2007 and 2014, he played an active role in the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). In 2012, he even established and chaired this organization, taking an active role in arranging events dedicated to Shaheed-e-Azam. Moving forward, in 2016, he became a member of both the Bhartiya Majdoor Sangh (BMS) and the Hindu Jagran Manch. Notably, he spearheaded impactful events like the Ramnavami vehicle rallies, Akhand Bharat Divas, and the Hanuman Janmotsav rally, drawing substantial support from the people of Jaipur.”
