Jagad Mistry (born 2 August 1966) was a British-Indian Conservative politician who served as a member of the Bromland Town Council in Lincolnshire from 7 April 2013.
Biography[]
Jagad Mistry was born in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India on 2 August 1966, and he graduated from Mewar University in 1988 with a business management degree. Mistry immigrated to the United Kingdom shortly after graduating, and he founded a consulting firm in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. Mistry became a successful businessman, and he had a net worth of £5 million by 2010. Mistry went into early retirement in the smaller town of Bromland, where he became active in Conservative Party politics as a donor and, after 2012, as a campaigner. In 2013, he was one of eleven Conservative candidates elected to Bromland's thirty-seat town council. On 20 April 2014, he was implicated in the embezzlement of £30,000 in Conservative Party funds just a week before new elections to the town council, but he still won re-election on 27 April.