After moving to Delhi, Nahar Singh Chauhan began his working life with a modest monthly salary of approximately ₹500.
Instead of accepting his circumstances as his destiny, he chose the path of entrepreneurship. He started his computer business from home and gradually expanded his operations to Nehru Place, New Delhi, one of India's major computer and electronics markets.
Through hard work, honesty, business understanding and determination, he established himself as a successful entrepreneur.
He became an authorised dealer for reputed brands including:
In 1995, his establishment achieved outstanding sales performance for AMKETTE products across India and received the Best Sales Performance Award of the Year. In recognition of this achievement, he was also presented with a Maruti 800 car.
"Success is not inherited. It is built through hard work, courage and perseverance."
His professional journey gave him valuable experience in organisation, management, communication and understanding people's needs.
These experiences eventually became the foundation for his transition into public life.
In 2010, after witnessing the problems and challenges faced by people in his area, Nahar Singh Chauhan decided to enter active politics.
He contested the District Council election from Ward No. 2, Faridabad, and achieved a significant victory.
As a District Council Member, he worked for public welfare and raised issues concerning ordinary citizens.
Even while in opposition, he continued to raise the voice of the people and worked towards:
For him, public representation was never simply about holding a position — it was about accepting responsibility.
Contested and won the District Council election from Ward No. 2, Faridabad.
Joined INLD and took responsibility as President of the Tigaon Assembly Constituency.
Filed nomination for the Assembly election and continued his political activities despite circumstances that prevented him from actively contesting.
Joined JJP and continued his organisational and public-service activities.
Serving with continued focus on organisation, public contact and service to the people.
From a farmer's family to entrepreneurship, from business to leadership, and from leadership to public service, his journey has remained connected to ordinary people and grassroots realities.
"Dream Big. Work Hard. Stay Connected to Your Roots. Serve the People."
FROM STRUGGLE → TO SUCCESS → TO LEADERSHIP → TO PUBLIC SERVICE