List of foreign politicians of Indian origin

This article contains a list of Wikipedia articles about politicians in countries outside of the Indian subcontinent who are of Indian origin. == Australia == === Federal parliament === Christabel Chamarette – Greens Senator for Western Australia (1992-1996) Varun Ghosh – Labor Senator for Western Australia (2024-) Zaneta Mascarenhas – Labor MP for Swan (2022-) Lisa Singh – Labor Senator for Tasmania (2011-2019) Dave Sharma – Liberal MP for Wentworth (2019-2022) and Senator for New South Wales (2023-) === State and territory parliaments === June D'Rozario – Northern Territory Labor MLA Deepak-Raj Gupta – Australian Capital Territory Labor MLA Jags Krishnan – Western Australia Labor MLA Kevin Michel – Western Australia Labor MLA Daniel Mookhey – New South Wales Labor MLC Lauren Moss – Northern Territory Labor MLA Yaz Mubarakai – Western Australia Labor MLA Gurmesh Singh – New South Wales National MP Kaushaliya Vaghela – Victoria Labor MLC Anne Warner – Queensland Labor MLA == Canada == === Federal === Anita Anand – Liberal MP Chandra Arya – former Liberal MP Hardial Bains – founder and former leader of the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist–Leninist) Navdeep Bains – former Liberal MP Parm Bains – Liberal MP Jag Bhaduria – former Liberal MP Andrew Cardozo – Progressive Senate Group Senator Bardish Chagger - Liberal MP George Chahal – former Liberal MP Joe Daniel – former Conservative MP Herb Dhaliwal – former Liberal MP; first Indo-Canadian cabinet minister Sukh Dhaliwal – Liberal MP Ruby Dhalla – former Liberal MP Anju Dhillon – Liberal MP Baltej Singh Dhillon – Independent Senators Group Senator Iqwinder Gaheer – Liberal MP Amanpreet Gill – Conservative MP Amarjeet Gill – Conservative MP Dalwinder Gill – Conservative MP Harb Gill – Conservative MP Parm Gill – former Conservative MP Sukhman Gill – Conservative MP Baljit Gosal – former Conservative MP and Minister of State for Sports Gurmant Grewal – former Conservative MP, half (with Nina, listed below) of the first married couple to serve as MPs in the same session of Parliament Nina Grewal – former Conservative MP, half (with Gurmant) of the first married couple to serve as MPs in the same session of Parliament Raj Grewal – former Liberal MP Mobina Jaffer – former Independent Senators Group Senator Rahim Jaffer – former Conservative MP Gigi Osler – Canadian Senators Group Senator Jasraj Singh Hallan – Conservative MP Darshan Kang – former Liberal MP Arpan Khanna – Conservative MP Kamal Khera – former Liberal MP Vim Kochhar – former Conservative Senator Jagsharan Singh Mahal – Conservative MP Shuvaloy Majumdar – Conservative MP Gurbax Singh Malhi – former Liberal MP Sabi Marwah – former Independent Senators Group Senator Sachit Mehra – president of the Liberal Party of Canada Farah Mohamed – Independent Senators Group Senator Taleeb Noormohamed – Liberal MP Deepak Obhrai – former Conservative MP Ratna Omidvar – former Independent Senators Group Senator Yasmin Ratansi – former Liberal MP Mohamed-Iqbal Ravalia – Independent Senators Group Senator Jag Sahota – former Conservative MP Ruby Sahota – Liberal MP Jasbir Sandhu – former NDP MP Gurbux Saini – Liberal MP Raj Saini – former Liberal MP Harjit Singh Sajjan – former Liberal MP and Minister of National Defense Ramesh Sangha – former Liberal MP Randeep Sarai – Liberal MP Bob Saroya – former Conservative MP Asha Seth – former Conservative Senator Devinder Shory – former Conservative MP Maninder Sidhu – Liberal MP Sonia Sidhu – Liberal MP Gagan Sikand – former Liberal MP Jinny Sims – former NDP MP Jagmeet Singh – former leader of the New Democratic Party; first person of Indian descent to be elected leader of a prominent party at the national level in North America, former NDP MP, and former Ontario NDP MPP Amandeep Sodhi – Liberal MP Tim Uppal – Conservative MP Arif Virani – former Liberal MP Hassan Yussuff – Independent Senator === Provincial/Territorial === Bharat Agnihotri – former Alberta Liberal MLA Leela Aheer – former Alberta UCP MLA Prab Gill – former Alberta UCP MLA Devinder Toor – former Alberta UCP MLA Prasad Panda – former Alberta Wildrose MLA Deepak Anand – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Anjali Appadurai – former candidate for leader of the British Columbia NDP Rohini Arora – British Columbia NDP MLA Harry Bains – former British Columbia NDP MLA Bas Balkissoon – former Ontario Liberal MPP Harman Bhangu – British Columbia Conservative MLA Harry Sohal – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Naresh Bhardwaj – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Manmeet Bhullar – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Parmeet Singh Boparai – Alberta NDP MLA Bhajan Brar – Saskatchewan NDP MLA Diljeet Brar – Manitoba NDP MLA Gurtej Singh Brar – Alberta NDP MLA Gurinder Brar – Alberta NDP MLA Gulzar Singh Cheema – former British Columbia Liberal MLA and Manitoba Liberal MLA Raj Chouhan – British Columbia NDP MLA Dipika Damerla – former Ontario Liberal MPP Jasvir Deol – Alberta NDP MLA Jasdeep Devgan – Manitoba NDP MLA Mandeep Dhaliwal – British Columbia Conservative MLA Vic Dhillon – former Ontario Liberal MPP Sunita Dhir – British Columbia NDP MLA Ujjal Dosanjh – former Premier of British Columbia; first Indo-Canadian premier; former federal Minister of Health; former NDP MLA and Liberal MP Raminder Gill – former Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP and federal Conservative candidate Hardeep Grewal – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Tajinder Grewal – Saskatchewan NDP MLA Sindi Hawkins – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Dave Hayer – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Kash Heed – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Bidhu Jha – former Manitoba NDP MLA Jas Johal – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Ravi Kahlon – British Columbia NDP MLA Kuldip Singh Kular – former Ontario Liberal MPP Salma Lakhani – Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Harry Lali – former British Columbia NDP MLA Harinder Malhi – former Ontario Liberal MPP Amrit Mangat – former Ontario Liberal MPP Indira Naidoo-Harris – former Ontario Liberal MPP Rob Nijjar – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Wally Oppal – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Rakhi Pancholi – Alberta NDP MLA Samir Kayande – Alberta NDP MLA Raj Pannu – former leader of the Alberta New Democrats; first Indo-Canadian leader of a political party, former Alberta NDP MLA Ravi Parmar – British Columbia NDP MLA Ranj Pillai – former premier of Yukon and former Yukon Liberal MLA Shiraz Shariff – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Leonard Preyra – former Nova Scotia NDP MLA Mohinder Saran – former Manitoba NDP MLA Amna Shah – British Columbia NDP MLA Jessie Sunner – British Columbia NDP MLA Aman Singh – former British Columbia NDP MLA Amrik Virk – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Tony Bhullar – former British Columbia Liberal MLA John Nuraney – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Karn Manhas – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Jody Toor – British Columbia Conservative MLA Steve Kooner – British Columbia Conservative MLA Moe Sihota – former British Columbia NDP MLA and television host Harinder Takhar – former Ontario Liberal MPP and Minister of Transportation Patty Sahota – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Amarjot Sandhu – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Harwinder Sandhu – British Columbia NDP MLA Mintu Sandhu – Manitoba NDP MLA Peter Sandhu – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Prabmeet Sarkaria – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Rajan Sawhney – Alberta UCP MLA Adil Shamji – Ontario Liberal MPP Niki Sharma – British Columbia NDP MLA Raj Sherman – former Alberta Liberal leader and MLA Gurratan Singh – former Ontario NDP MPP Peter Singh – Alberta UCP MLA Rachna Singh – former British Columbia NDP MLA Sara Singh – former Ontario NDP MPP Tania Sodhi – New Brunswick Liberal MLA Nina Tangri – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Murad Velshi – former Ontario Liberal MPP Judi Tyabji – former British Columbia Progressive Democratic Alliance MLA === Municipal === Johnder Basran – former Mayor of Lillooet Jyoti Gondek – Mayor of Calgary Parthi Kandavel – Toronto City Councillor Naheed Nenshi – former Mayor of Calgary Amarjeet Sohi – Mayor of Edmonton == Fiji == Mahendra Chaudhry – first Indo-Fijian Prime Minister (1999–2000) Ahmed Ali (1938–2005) – several times a cabinet minister George Shiu Raj – Cabinet Minister Anand Singh – Fiji Labour Party Senator and former Attorney-General Vijay R. Singh – former Cabinet Minister Sidiq Koya – Leader of the Opposition National Federation Party Dorsami Naidu – Leader of the National Federation Party A. D. Patel (1905–1969)- founder of the National Federation Party Pramod Rae – General Secretary of the National Federation Party Jai Ram Reddy – Leader of the National Federation Party (1977–1987; 1992–1999); judge Prem Singh – former NFP leader Raman Pratap Singh – National Federation Party leader Ram Jati Singh – NFP politician Amjad Ali – FLP politician Anand Babla – FLP politician Pratap Chand – FLP politician Gaffar Ahmed – FLP politician Gunasagaran Gounder – FLP politician Hafiz Khan – businessman and Senator James Shri Krishna – FLP politician Prince Gopal Lakshman – FLP politician Surendra Lal – FLP politician Sanjeet Chand Maharaj – FLP politician Perumal Mupnar – FLP Member of Parliament Shivlal Nagindas – Labasa businessman and former Senator Damodaran Nair – FLP Member of Parliament Gyani Nand – FLP politician Ragho Nand – FLP politician Udit Narayan – FLP politician Krishna Prasad – FLP Member of Parliament Ram Sharan – FLP politician Gyan Singh – FLP Member of Parliament Pravin Singh – FLP Member of Parliament Satendra Singh – FLP politician Lekh Ram Vayeshnoi – Fiji Labour Party parliamentarian == Germany == Ashok-Alexander Sridharan – Mayor of Bonn == Guyana == Dale Bisnauth Ronald Gajraj Cheddi Jagan – 4th President of Guyana (1992-1997) Bharrat Jagdeo – 7th Prime Minister (1999) and 7th President (1999-2011) Samuel Insanally Joey Jagan Edward Luckhoo Lionel Luckhoo – politician, diplomat, and lawyer Donald Ramotar – 8th President (2011-2015) Moses Nagamootoo – 8th Prime Minister of Guyana (2015-2020) Irfaan Ali – 10th President (2020–present) Peter Ramsaroop Shridath Ramphal – Commonwealth Secretary General (1975-1990) Rupert Roopnaraine == Indonesia == Harbrinderjit Singh Dillon Musa "Ijeck" Rajekshah – Vice Governor of North Sumatra (2018-2023) == Ireland == Leo Varadkar – Taoiseach (2017–2020; 2022-2024) == Jamaica == Kamala-Jean Gopie == Japan == Yogendra Puranik == Kenya == Chunilal Madan – legislator and Chief Justice of Kenya Sunjeev Kour Birdi – Member of Parliament Alibhai Mulla Jeevanjee – merchant, politician and philanthropist Pio Gama Pinto – journalist, politician and freedom fighter Fitz Remedios Santana de Souza == Malaysia == V. David – politician K. L. Devaser – fourth president of the Malaysian Indian Congress P. Kamalanathan – Member of Parliament Hulu Selangor and Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education; Central Working Committee Member of the Malaysian Indian Congress; founding member of PUTERA MIC Datuk M. Kayveas – president of PPP and deputy minister Devaki Krishnan – first Malaysian Indian woman to become a municipal councillor Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan – former politician Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam – sixth president of the Malaysian Indian Congress and former Minister of Communication M. Manoharan – former member of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly; known for his involvement with HINDRAF K. S. Nijhar – Member of Parliament Datuk G. Palanivel – Deputy Minister of Women and Family Development and deputy president of Malaysian Indian Congress Tan Sri M. G. Pandithan – founding President of the Indian Progressive Front (IPF) K. Parthiban – state assemblyman for Ijok (2007–2008) Datuk K. Pathmanaban – politician and former Deputy Minister of Labour and founder of Melaka Manipal Medical College Sivarasa Rasiah – human rights lawyer and vice-president of the opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat (People's Justice Party) Tun V. T. Sambanthan – one of the founding fathers of independent Malaya and Founder of National Land Finance Co-op.(NLFCS).

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List of foreign politicians of Indian origin

This article contains a list of Wikipedia articles about politicians in countries outside of the Indian subcontinent who are of Indian origin. == Australia == === Federal parliament === Christabel Chamarette – Greens Senator for Western Australia (1992-1996) Varun Ghosh – Labor Senator for Western Australia (2024-) Zaneta Mascarenhas – Labor MP for Swan (2022-) Lisa Singh – Labor Senator for Tasmania (2011-2019) Dave Sharma – Liberal MP for Wentworth (2019-2022) and Senator for New South Wales (2023-) === State and territory parliaments === June D'Rozario – Northern Territory Labor MLA Deepak-Raj Gupta – Australian Capital Territory Labor MLA Jags Krishnan – Western Australia Labor MLA Kevin Michel – Western Australia Labor MLA Daniel Mookhey – New South Wales Labor MLC Lauren Moss – Northern Territory Labor MLA Yaz Mubarakai – Western Australia Labor MLA Gurmesh Singh – New South Wales National MP Kaushaliya Vaghela – Victoria Labor MLC Anne Warner – Queensland Labor MLA == Canada == === Federal === Anita Anand – Liberal MP Chandra Arya – former Liberal MP Hardial Bains – founder and former leader of the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist–Leninist) Navdeep Bains – former Liberal MP Parm Bains – Liberal MP Jag Bhaduria – former Liberal MP Andrew Cardozo – Progressive Senate Group Senator Bardish Chagger - Liberal MP George Chahal – former Liberal MP Joe Daniel – former Conservative MP Herb Dhaliwal – former Liberal MP; first Indo-Canadian cabinet minister Sukh Dhaliwal – Liberal MP Ruby Dhalla – former Liberal MP Anju Dhillon – Liberal MP Baltej Singh Dhillon – Independent Senators Group Senator Iqwinder Gaheer – Liberal MP Amanpreet Gill – Conservative MP Amarjeet Gill – Conservative MP Dalwinder Gill – Conservative MP Harb Gill – Conservative MP Parm Gill – former Conservative MP Sukhman Gill – Conservative MP Baljit Gosal – former Conservative MP and Minister of State for Sports Gurmant Grewal – former Conservative MP, half (with Nina, listed below) of the first married couple to serve as MPs in the same session of Parliament Nina Grewal – former Conservative MP, half (with Gurmant) of the first married couple to serve as MPs in the same session of Parliament Raj Grewal – former Liberal MP Mobina Jaffer – former Independent Senators Group Senator Rahim Jaffer – former Conservative MP Gigi Osler – Canadian Senators Group Senator Jasraj Singh Hallan – Conservative MP Darshan Kang – former Liberal MP Arpan Khanna – Conservative MP Kamal Khera – former Liberal MP Vim Kochhar – former Conservative Senator Jagsharan Singh Mahal – Conservative MP Shuvaloy Majumdar – Conservative MP Gurbax Singh Malhi – former Liberal MP Sabi Marwah – former Independent Senators Group Senator Sachit Mehra – president of the Liberal Party of Canada Farah Mohamed – Independent Senators Group Senator Taleeb Noormohamed – Liberal MP Deepak Obhrai – former Conservative MP Ratna Omidvar – former Independent Senators Group Senator Yasmin Ratansi – former Liberal MP Mohamed-Iqbal Ravalia – Independent Senators Group Senator Jag Sahota – former Conservative MP Ruby Sahota – Liberal MP Jasbir Sandhu – former NDP MP Gurbux Saini – Liberal MP Raj Saini – former Liberal MP Harjit Singh Sajjan – former Liberal MP and Minister of National Defense Ramesh Sangha – former Liberal MP Randeep Sarai – Liberal MP Bob Saroya – former Conservative MP Asha Seth – former Conservative Senator Devinder Shory – former Conservative MP Maninder Sidhu – Liberal MP Sonia Sidhu – Liberal MP Gagan Sikand – former Liberal MP Jinny Sims – former NDP MP Jagmeet Singh – former leader of the New Democratic Party; first person of Indian descent to be elected leader of a prominent party at the national level in North America, former NDP MP, and former Ontario NDP MPP Amandeep Sodhi – Liberal MP Tim Uppal – Conservative MP Arif Virani – former Liberal MP Hassan Yussuff – Independent Senator === Provincial/Territorial === Bharat Agnihotri – former Alberta Liberal MLA Leela Aheer – former Alberta UCP MLA Prab Gill – former Alberta UCP MLA Devinder Toor – former Alberta UCP MLA Prasad Panda – former Alberta Wildrose MLA Deepak Anand – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Anjali Appadurai – former candidate for leader of the British Columbia NDP Rohini Arora – British Columbia NDP MLA Harry Bains – former British Columbia NDP MLA Bas Balkissoon – former Ontario Liberal MPP Harman Bhangu – British Columbia Conservative MLA Harry Sohal – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Naresh Bhardwaj – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Manmeet Bhullar – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Parmeet Singh Boparai – Alberta NDP MLA Bhajan Brar – Saskatchewan NDP MLA Diljeet Brar – Manitoba NDP MLA Gurtej Singh Brar – Alberta NDP MLA Gurinder Brar – Alberta NDP MLA Gulzar Singh Cheema – former British Columbia Liberal MLA and Manitoba Liberal MLA Raj Chouhan – British Columbia NDP MLA Dipika Damerla – former Ontario Liberal MPP Jasvir Deol – Alberta NDP MLA Jasdeep Devgan – Manitoba NDP MLA Mandeep Dhaliwal – British Columbia Conservative MLA Vic Dhillon – former Ontario Liberal MPP Sunita Dhir – British Columbia NDP MLA Ujjal Dosanjh – former Premier of British Columbia; first Indo-Canadian premier; former federal Minister of Health; former NDP MLA and Liberal MP Raminder Gill – former Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP and federal Conservative candidate Hardeep Grewal – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Tajinder Grewal – Saskatchewan NDP MLA Sindi Hawkins – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Dave Hayer – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Kash Heed – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Bidhu Jha – former Manitoba NDP MLA Jas Johal – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Ravi Kahlon – British Columbia NDP MLA Kuldip Singh Kular – former Ontario Liberal MPP Salma Lakhani – Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Harry Lali – former British Columbia NDP MLA Harinder Malhi – former Ontario Liberal MPP Amrit Mangat – former Ontario Liberal MPP Indira Naidoo-Harris – former Ontario Liberal MPP Rob Nijjar – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Wally Oppal – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Rakhi Pancholi – Alberta NDP MLA Samir Kayande – Alberta NDP MLA Raj Pannu – former leader of the Alberta New Democrats; first Indo-Canadian leader of a political party, former Alberta NDP MLA Ravi Parmar – British Columbia NDP MLA Ranj Pillai – former premier of Yukon and former Yukon Liberal MLA Shiraz Shariff – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Leonard Preyra – former Nova Scotia NDP MLA Mohinder Saran – former Manitoba NDP MLA Amna Shah – British Columbia NDP MLA Jessie Sunner – British Columbia NDP MLA Aman Singh – former British Columbia NDP MLA Amrik Virk – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Tony Bhullar – former British Columbia Liberal MLA John Nuraney – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Karn Manhas – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Jody Toor – British Columbia Conservative MLA Steve Kooner – British Columbia Conservative MLA Moe Sihota – former British Columbia NDP MLA and television host Harinder Takhar – former Ontario Liberal MPP and Minister of Transportation Patty Sahota – former British Columbia Liberal MLA Amarjot Sandhu – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Harwinder Sandhu – British Columbia NDP MLA Mintu Sandhu – Manitoba NDP MLA Peter Sandhu – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA Prabmeet Sarkaria – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Rajan Sawhney – Alberta UCP MLA Adil Shamji – Ontario Liberal MPP Niki Sharma – British Columbia NDP MLA Raj Sherman – former Alberta Liberal leader and MLA Gurratan Singh – former Ontario NDP MPP Peter Singh – Alberta UCP MLA Rachna Singh – former British Columbia NDP MLA Sara Singh – former Ontario NDP MPP Tania Sodhi – New Brunswick Liberal MLA Nina Tangri – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Murad Velshi – former Ontario Liberal MPP Judi Tyabji – former British Columbia Progressive Democratic Alliance MLA === Municipal === Johnder Basran – former Mayor of Lillooet Jyoti Gondek – Mayor of Calgary Parthi Kandavel – Toronto City Councillor Naheed Nenshi – former Mayor of Calgary Amarjeet Sohi – Mayor of Edmonton == Fiji == Mahendra Chaudhry – first Indo-Fijian Prime Minister (1999–2000) Ahmed Ali (1938–2005) – several times a cabinet minister George Shiu Raj – Cabinet Minister Anand Singh – Fiji Labour Party Senator and former Attorney-General Vijay R. Singh – former Cabinet Minister Sidiq Koya – Leader of the Opposition National Federation Party Dorsami Naidu – Leader of the National Federation Party A. D. Patel (1905–1969)- founder of the National Federation Party Pramod Rae – General Secretary of the National Federation Party Jai Ram Reddy – Leader of the National Federation Party (1977–1987; 1992–1999); judge Prem Singh – former NFP leader Raman Pratap Singh – National Federation Party leader Ram Jati Singh – NFP politician Amjad Ali – FLP politician Anand Babla – FLP politician Pratap Chand – FLP politician Gaffar Ahmed – FLP politician Gunasagaran Gounder – FLP politician Hafiz Khan – businessman and Senator James Shri Krishna – FLP politician Prince Gopal Lakshman – FLP politician Surendra Lal – FLP politician Sanjeet Chand Maharaj – FLP politician Perumal Mupnar – FLP Member of Parliament Shivlal Nagindas – Labasa businessman and former Senator Damodaran Nair – FLP Member of Parliament Gyani Nand – FLP politician Ragho Nand – FLP politician Udit Narayan – FLP politician Krishna Prasad – FLP Member of Parliament Ram Sharan – FLP politician Gyan Singh – FLP Member of Parliament Pravin Singh – FLP Member of Parliament Satendra Singh – FLP politician Lekh Ram Vayeshnoi – Fiji Labour Party parliamentarian == Germany == Ashok-Alexander Sridharan – Mayor of Bonn == Guyana == Dale Bisnauth Ronald Gajraj Cheddi Jagan – 4th President of Guyana (1992-1997) Bharrat Jagdeo – 7th Prime Minister (1999) and 7th President (1999-2011) Samuel Insanally Joey Jagan Edward Luckhoo Lionel Luckhoo – politician, diplomat, and lawyer Donald Ramotar – 8th President (2011-2015) Moses Nagamootoo – 8th Prime Minister of Guyana (2015-2020) Irfaan Ali – 10th President (2020–present) Peter Ramsaroop Shridath Ramphal – Commonwealth Secretary General (1975-1990) Rupert Roopnaraine == Indonesia == Harbrinderjit Singh Dillon Musa "Ijeck" Rajekshah – Vice Governor of North Sumatra (2018-2023) == Ireland == Leo Varadkar – Taoiseach (2017–2020; 2022-2024) == Jamaica == Kamala-Jean Gopie == Japan == Yogendra Puranik == Kenya == Chunilal Madan – legislator and Chief Justice of Kenya Sunjeev Kour Birdi – Member of Parliament Alibhai Mulla Jeevanjee – merchant, politician and philanthropist Pio Gama Pinto – journalist, politician and freedom fighter Fitz Remedios Santana de Souza == Malaysia == V. David – politician K. L. Devaser – fourth president of the Malaysian Indian Congress P. Kamalanathan – Member of Parliament Hulu Selangor and Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education; Central Working Committee Member of the Malaysian Indian Congress; founding member of PUTERA MIC Datuk M. Kayveas – president of PPP and deputy minister Devaki Krishnan – first Malaysian Indian woman to become a municipal councillor Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan – former politician Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam – sixth president of the Malaysian Indian Congress and former Minister of Communication M. Manoharan – former member of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly; known for his involvement with HINDRAF K. S. Nijhar – Member of Parliament Datuk G. Palanivel – Deputy Minister of Women and Family Development and deputy president of Malaysian Indian Congress Tan Sri M. G. Pandithan – founding President of the Indian Progressive Front (IPF) K. Parthiban – state assemblyman for Ijok (2007–2008) Datuk K. Pathmanaban – politician and former Deputy Minister of Labour and founder of Melaka Manipal Medical College Sivarasa Rasiah – human rights lawyer and vice-president of the opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat (People's Justice Party) Tun V. T. Sambanthan – one of the founding fathers of independent Malaya and Founder of National Land Finance Co-op.(NLFCS).

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