MYSELF

Born in a village in Haryana, North India, standing against injustice has always been in my DNA.

After earning a degree in Computer Science, I stepped into the software industry, working across various sectors, including education, mining, marketing, and insurance, helping businesses streamline their processes.

While in the United States, helping a Healthcare Company change its life support systems for the patients. I had immense pleasure and satisfaction. Life moved forward—I built a career, had two wonderful kids, and eventually moved to Australia in pursuit of a better quality of life. With hard work, I secured a home for my family and even an investment property.

Everything seemed to be on track, but then came a realization— Would I reach the end of a decade with financial success but the regret of never using my capabilities for something greater?

I began seeing the struggles around me—people without homes, families barely making ends meet, young couples afraid to have children because of the rising costs, and talented individuals unable to find good jobs. These weren’t my struggles, but that didn’t mean they weren’t real. The data on Australia’s current state only confirmed my concerns.

For years, like many, I ignored politics—voicing frustrations at the government and then turning back to my daily routine. But this time, I refuse to stay silent. I have decided to step up and fight for a better future for Australians—especially for those who need it most: our youth, our children, and our elderly.

I know that even if I win, change won’t happen overnight. But it’s not just about me—it’s about starting a movement, igniting a thought process, and inspiring those who come after me to continue pushing forward. Together, we can create the change this country needs.

Meet my family!

Kids

Sweekar is about to step into the real challenges of adulthood next year, where he’ll start seeing the world through his own lens. With a deep-rooted passion for healthcare, he aspires to build a career dedicated to helping others. Daughter, still in school, she’s catching up to his brother and preparing to carve his own path in life.

Wife

Babita is an incredibly passionate woman—so much so that at times, I wonder if she’s even human or some kind of superpowered force. She’s not just my partner; she’s my mind-reader, my motivator, and the driving force behind my actions. It’s as if she sees the fire in me before I even recognize it myself. And when it comes to standing up against the government’s backward-pushing policies, she’s the one pushing me forward, refusing to let me sit back and stay silent.