Ananth Kumar: Leaders Honor Union Minister Ananth Kumar: A Valuable Asset for the BJP


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Prime Minister Modi declared that Ananth Kumar was "a remarkable leader" who served society "with compassion"

Bengaluru:

Union Minister Ananth Kumar, 59, died Monday at 2 am in the capital of Karnataka, Bengaluru. He was suffering from cancer. He has been representing Karnataka at Lok Sabha in the Bengaluru South constituency since 1996. He has been in charge of the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers since May 2014 and Parliamentary Affairs since June 2016 in the Modi government. Several political leaders, including President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have expressed their condolences to social media.

Expressing his sadness at the death of Ananth Kumar, Prime Minister Modi said in a tweet that Ananth Kumar was "a remarkable leader" who "continued to serve society with the greatest diligence and compassion ".

In another tweet, he said that Ananth Kumar "was a major asset to the BJP's organistaion".

President Ram Nath Kovind also expressed sadness over the death of Ananth Kumar, saying that the death of the "veteran" parliamentarian was "a tragic loss for public life in our country and especially for the people of Karnataka" .

Union Minister Rajnath Singh told Twitter that he was "absolutely shocked and saddened" by the death of Ananth Kumar. "His passion and dedication to the well-being of people was commendable," he tweeted.

Defense Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said she felt "deeply sad" when she heard of the death of her husband. She tweeted saying that Bengaluru "was still in his head and in his heart".

The former chief minister of Karnataka and current Modi government minister, Sadananda Gowda, said that it was "unbelievable" that his "friend, brother Ananthkumar no longer be".

The Union Minister, Suresh Prabhu, said "shocked, extremely saddened … by this incredible news of my dearest friend of years, Ananath Kumar, deceased".

Ananth Kumar was born on July 22, 1959 in Bengaluru and graduated from Karnataka University with a law degree and diploma, according to the ANI news agency. He is survived by his wife Tejaswini and daughters Aiswarya and Vijeta.

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