Politician

A person who participates in government or seeks political power, especially by holding or campaigning for elected office.

Legislator: A public official who makes laws as a member of a legislative body. Legislators exercise political power by drafting, debating, and voting on laws.
Political campaign: An organized effort to win political support or secure a position of public authority. Campaigns let candidates present their aims and persuade voters.
Civil servant: A government employee who performs public administration, usually outside elected political office. Civil servants administer policy, while politicians set priorities and answer politically.
Political corruption: The misuse of public power for private gain or political advantage. Corrupt conduct by politicians can divert authority from public purposes.
Head of state: The official who represents a country as its highest constitutional authority. Some politicians hold this office, which may be largely ceremonial or executive.
Election: A formal process in which voters choose public officials or decide political questions. Elections are a central route by which politicians gain public office.
Political activist: A person who campaigns for political or social change, often outside government office. Activists seek influence without necessarily holding or pursuing public office.
Political scandal: A public controversy involving alleged misconduct by political figures or institutions. Scandals can damage a politician's standing and alter electoral fortunes.
Head of government: The official who leads a country's executive government. This role gives a politician direct responsibility for national policy and administration.
Political party: An organized group that seeks political power by promoting candidates and shared policies. Parties recruit politicians, coordinate campaigns, and organize legislative action.

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Nur Ahmed AmanCompared with: The broad label public figure does not establish that Aman was a politician.