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Electrician Raj Malhotra, wins the Lower Stoke by-election to become the first Asian
Electrician Raj Malhotra, wins the Lower Stoke by-election to become the first Asian Councillor for Coventry. Pictured 19th November 1987. Councillor Raj Malhotra represented Lower Stoke for the Labour Party between 1987 and 1992
Coventry Telegraph Archive
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United Kingdom
Media ID 21704321
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Electrician Raj Malhotra Makes History as Coventry's First Asian Councillor
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. In this print from the Coventry Telegraph Archive, we are transported back to the 19th of November 1987, a momentous day for both local politics and ethnic representation in Lower Stoke. The image captures the triumphant smile of Electrician Raj Malhotra, who has just won the Lower Stoke by-election, etching his name in history as Coventry's first-ever Asian Councillor. With determination and unwavering commitment to public service, Councillor Malhotra represented Lower Stoke with pride and dedication between 1987 and 1992. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder of his groundbreaking achievement and the significant strides made towards inclusivity within our diverse community during that era. As an emblematic figure within BAME (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic) politics in Coventry during the 1980s, Councillor Malhotra shattered barriers while advocating for local issues close to his heart. His presence on the political stage not only symbolized progress but also inspired countless individuals from similar backgrounds to pursue their aspirations fearlessly. This print is more than just a visual record; it encapsulates a pivotal moment when diversity took center stage in local governance. It stands as a testament to how one person can make an indelible impact on their community through hard work and perseverance. Let this image serve as a reminder of how far we have come since then
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