Abdurahiman Randathani

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Abdurahiman Randathani is an Indian politician, orator and former

Tanur constituency in Kerala State.[1]
Currently he is
Chairman
of Shihab Thangal multispeciality hospital, Tirur.

Biography

Abdurahiman Randathani was born on 15 March 1961 at Cherussola near Randathani in Malappuram district, as the son of vakkayil Mohammed Haji and Palamadathil Biriyumma Hajjumma.

He entered politics through the

Moinkutty Vaidyar Smaraka Committee.[citation needed
]

He had a key role in making projects such as Akshaya (Computer literate program), Vijayabheri education program, Smart class room and renovation of District hospital organized by Malappuram district panchayath.[citation needed] He was recipient of laurel of the state Government for the best conduct of the Akshaya Project.[citation needed]

At present, he is the member of state

Muslim League
working committee Malappuram district and President of Farook College PTA.

He is married to Thaikkadan Rahmath Habeeba and they have 3 sons.

Controversies

Randathani criticised the school curriculum revision by the Kerala Government saying that it aims to impart lessons on 'masturbation' and 'homosexuality' to adolescents.[2]

References

  1. ^ "Members - Kerala Legislature". www.niyamasabha.org. Retrieved 16 May 2020.
  2. ^ "IUML leader Randathani's speech on curriculum revision sparks row". New Indian Express.

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