Sachin Pilot (born September 7, 1977) is an Indian member of Parliament. He represents the Dausa constituency of Rajasthan and is a member of the Indian National Congress.

Sachin Pilot son of the late Rajesh Pilot was born on  September 7, 1977 and was educated at the Air Force School in New Delhi and at St. Stephen's College, he also has a degree from the Wharton Business School in the US. He aspires to be honest, have a clean image and "still survive in the murky politics" like his father, late Rajesh Pilot. Sachin is the Congress candidate in Dausa, Rajasthan, a constituency his father had nurtured and later his mother Rama Pilot represented following the demise of Rajesh in a road mishap. Rama Pilot has vacated the constituency for her son. .

Sachin knows getting elected from Dasua will not change things overnight. Further, he sounds sensible enough to realise that family names can only give a foothold in politics, but ultimately an individual has to put his feet firmly on the ground. As far as his constituency is concerned, Pilot wants to introduce insurance and micro-finance schemes for the farmers, besides creating an environment where people do not have to depend only on government jobs for employment. Brought up in a household which constantly buzzed with political activity, this 26-year-old business graduate from the US has finally joined the electoral fray, determined to carry forward his father's legacy. Sachin Pilot has been nominated by the Congress for candidate from this constituency, which was nurtured by his father, whose life was cut short by a tragic road accident, and later by his mother.