Indian National Congress·Rajya Sabha MP from Karnataka
Who he is
His public record across Parliament, Bangalore Central, and Congress organisation, using facts verified in the office record.
Mansoor Ali Khan is an Indian National Congress Rajya Sabha MP from Karnataka and the Congress's 2024 Lok Sabha candidate from Bangalore Central. His political profile combines Parliament, Lok Sabha ground politics, and party organisation. In Bangalore Central, he secured over 6.26 lakh votes in 2024 and became one of the key local actors in turning the Mahadevapura Vote Chori findings into a national Congress issue. He remains active in the seat on civic issues, Congress organisation, election integrity, and BJP accountability. He has also served in AICC organisational roles during Congress's successful Telangana and Kerala election cycles, where the party came to power under A. Revanth Reddy and V.D. Satheesan.
Secretary attached to the AICC in-charge of Telangana. He was part of the AICC structure during the 2023 Telangana Assembly election cycle. He later took charge as secretary, aicc, in charge of kerala and lakshadweep.
Outside politics, his professional background is recorded as educationist and businessperson. His verified education record is BBM, Al-Ameen College, Bangalore University, 1996.
A verified chronology
Education
- 1996
Bangalore University
BBM, Al-Ameen College, Bangalore University, 1996
Congress organisation
- From June 2023
AICC Secretary
Secretary attached to the AICC in-charge of Telangana. He was part of the AICC structure during the 2023 Telangana Assembly election cycle.
Bangalore Central
- 2024
Congress Lok Sabha candidate
He secured 6,26,208 votes in Bangalore Central. His local work helped take the Mahadevapura Vote Chori case to the national Congress stage.
Kerala and Lakshadweep
- From August 2024
AICC Secretary
Secretary, AICC, in charge of Kerala and Lakshadweep
Rajya Sabha
- June 2026
Rajya Sabha MP from Karnataka
Elected unopposed on 11 June 2026, one of four members elected from Karnataka that cycle (alongside Mallikarjun Kharge, Pawan Khera and the BJP's M. Nagaraja). He began his parliamentary work in Session 271.
This public chronology contains only facts currently verified in the office record. It will be expanded as further details are sourced.