Bala Bachchan (born 13 July 1964) is a member of INC and member of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly. He was the Home Minister of Madhya Pradesh in the Kamal Nath ministry.

Positions held # From To Position 01 1993 1998 Elected to MLA From Rajpur 02 1998 2003 Re-elected to MLA from Rajpur (2nd term) 03 1998 2000 Minister of State, Tribal affairs Department 04 2000 2002 Ministers of State (Independent Charge), Youth & Sport affairs 05 2002 2003 Cabinet Minister, Health and Family Welfare 06 2007 2013 General Secretary, Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee 07 2008 2013 Elected to MLA From Pansemal (3rd term) 08 2012 2018 Secretary, All India Congress Committee 09 2013 2018 Elected to MLA From Rajpur (4th term) 10 2013 2018 Deputy Leader of Congress Legislative Party 11 2014 2018 Co-Incharge, Maharashtra Pradesh Congress committee 12 2016 2017 Leader of Opposition (Acting), Madhya pradesh Legislative assembly 13 2018 Incumbent Working President, Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee 14 2018 2020 Cabinet Minister, Home & Jail Affairs, Skill Development And Technical Education Department

Home Minister, Jail Minister, Skill Development, Technical Education, Attached to CM (2018-2020) Legislator (six times) - Rajpur & Pansemal Minister of Health, M.P. Govt. (1998-2003) Secretary of AICC (2012-2018) Deputy leader of opposition, Madhya Pradesh Assembly (2013-2018) Leader of opposition (acting) M.P. legislative assembly (2015-2017) M.P. Congress President (working) (2018-Incumbent) Chetan Agrawal (MLA Representative)

Bachchan, former minister in the Digvijay Singh-led Congress government has been conferred with the Home and Jail Ministry.

Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly SI No. Year Legislative Assembly Constituency PartyPost1.1993 10thRajpurIndian National Congress2.1998 11thRajpurIndian National CongressMinister of Health3.2008 13thPansemalIndian National CongressMember of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) 4.2013 14th RajpurIndian National Congress5.2018 15thRajpurIndian National CongressHome Minister6.2023 16thRajpurIndian National Congress

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