Background
Baba Siddique was born Ziauddin Siddique to Abdul Rahim Siddique and Razia Siddique.
Baba Siddique was born Ziauddin Siddique to Abdul Rahim Siddique and Razia Siddique.
He studied at Saint Anne"s High School and M.M.K. College, Bandra.
He was the Modern Language Association for three consecutive terms in 1999, 2004 and 2009, and had also served as a Municipal Corporator earlier for two consecutive terms (1992–1997). Ziauddin Siddique, also known as Baba Siddique, joined the Indian National Congress (Incorporated), as a teenager, in 1977. In 1988, he became president of the Mumbai Youth Congress.
Four years later he was elected a Municipal Councilor in the Mumbai Municipal Corporation and was re-elected to the position five years later.
He became an Modern Language Association in 1999 from the Bandra West Assembly Constituency. He was re-elected in 2004 and 2009, thus, so far, serving three consecutive terms.
Siddique was also appointed Chairman of the MHADA Mumbai Board by the Government of Maharashtra to serve from 2000-2004. He was also appointed Minister of State for Food & Civil Supplies, Labour, Food and Drug Administration and Consumer Protection for the Government of Maharashtra and served from 2004–2008.
In 2011, he funded the creation of an Eco-Garden in Bandra-Khar.
General Secretary of the Bandra Taluka of the Bandra Youth Congress in (1980)
President of the Bandra Taluka of the Bandra Youth Congress in (1982)
Municipal Councilor in the Mumbai Municipal Corporation (1993-1998), (1998–2003)
Chairman, MHADA Mumbai Board (2000-2004)
Minister of State for Food & Civil Supplies, Labour and Food and Drug Administration, (2004-2008).
He participated in various students" movements of the time as a member of the Mumbai chapter of the National Students Union of India – the student’s wing of the Incorporated. He went on to become the General Secretary of the Bandra Taluka of the Bandra Youth Congress in 1980 and was elected its president within the next two years. Member of the National Students Union of India (Mumbai) in (1977)
Member of legislative Assembly (Modern Language Association) - (1999–2004), (2004-2009) and (2009-2013).