While a student at the University of Calgary, he became friends with current Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. They reportedly within the university's Reform Party campus club.[5]
In 2019, it was revealed that Majumdar name was mentioned as an organizer in the "Kamikaze campaign" scandal.[6][7] Cameron Davies who was “kamikaze” candidate Jeff Callaway campaign manager, was told by Callaway and prominent Jason Kenney staffer Matt Wolf that Majumdar should be “looped in”.[8][9] Majumder was revealed to be directing an order to Blaise Boehmer, Kenney’s communications director, “cue up” one of the "kamikaze" donors into do media appearances attacking Kenney’s top competitor, Brian Jean.[8] A day later, it was revealed that Majumdar also attended the meeting where the campaign scandal was initiated.[6] A Kenney spokesperson told CBC that he was a volunteer for the campaign.[9]
Majumdar was a ministerial staffer for international trade minister Bev Oda.[11] He also served as policy director to Canadian foreign minister John Baird and worked alongside Jason Kenney when he was defence minister.[10]
Member of the House of Commons
Majumdar was elected to the House of Commons in a 2023 by-election following the resignation of Bob Benzen.[2][3] During the campaign, Majumdar told Sean Speer that for replacing "social justice with social mobility."[14] Upon his election, he became the third Conservative MP of South Asian descent.[15] Shuvaloy is a former member of the Standing Committee on Public Health, which he served on from Fall of 2023 to early 2024.[16] He currently serves as a member of the Subcommittee on International Human Rights.[17]
