2. Previous Functions:
Governor Daikundi
Minister Higher Education (201001),
Deputy Minister Higher Education (201001-2003),
Minister of Justice (2004-2009)
Minister Designate Higher Education (20100626), no vote of confidence.
Acting Minister of Higher Education (2010),
Second Vice President (20140930-)

3. Biodata:
Mohammad Sarwar Danish Sarwar Danesh (Daikundi), son of Mohammad Ali, was born in a religious family in 1961 in Daikundi Province. He completed his primary education in Afghanistan and completed his higher education in Iraq, Syria and Iran. He has earned a Bachelors Degree in Law, a Certificate in journalism, a Bachelors Degree in Islamic Culture and Education, a Masters Degree in Islamic Fiqh and is working on a PhD (in progress) in the same field. Fifteen different books have comprised the result of the academic work of Mr. Danish, some 700 hundred of his essays have also been published. From 1982 until 2001, he had been the in charge of different publications. He was a member and active participant in the Emergency Loya Jirga of 2002, a member of the Constitutional Drafting Commission through a decree by President Karzai, a participant in the Constitutional Loya Jirga. When Daikundi was announced as a province, he was appointed as the first Governor. He is supported bei Hesb-e-Wahdat and Vicepresident Karim Khalili.

President Hamid Karzai on 20120514 nominated two members of the Supreme Court's High Council for a vote of confidence from the lower house of parliament. Former minister of justice, Mohammad Sarwar Danish, and Supreme Court's judicial officer Abdul Malik Kamavi have been named for the slots. Currently lawmakers are vetting the nominees’ documents for later appearence beefore Wolesi Jirga for a vote of confidence. Three members of the Supreme Court council completed their terms a year ago (2011), with the Wolesi Jirga repeatedly asking the president to introduce his picks for the judicial positions.(20120515)

Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Hamayun Azizi, on 20120530 introduced former Afghan Minister of Justice Mohammad Sarwar Danish and administrator of Supreme Court, Dr Abdul Malik Kamowi, as members of the Supreme Court. Wolesi Jirga  refused to give Danish a vote of trust. Twice introduced to parliament as minister of justice and higher education, Danish failed to win a vote of confidence from legislators. Each pick needed 105 votes from the 209 MPs present. Danish could muster the support of 82 members, while 102 votes against him. Fourteen ballots were found invalid.(20120602)
President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai introduced his First and Second Vice Presidents, Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum and Sarwar Danish, to the vice presidency office on Tuesday morning in Kabul.(20140930)
 

He is fluent in Pashto, Dari and Arabic.