Last rites of Sharad Yadav to happen in his ancestral village in MP

By PTI

BHOPAL: The final rites of veteran socialist chief and former Janata Dal (United) president Sharad Yadav will happen at his ancestral village in Madhya Pradesh’s Narmadapuram district on Saturday, his shut affiliate stated right here.

Yadav, a former Union minister, died on Thursday at a non-public hospital in Gurugram.

He was 75. Former JD (U) Madhya Pradesh unit head and an in depth affiliate of Yadav, Govind Yadav, stated the veteran chief’s final rites shall be carried out at his ancestral village Ankhmau in Babai tehsil of Narmadapuram (earlier Hoshangabad) district on Saturday.

The mortal stays of Yadav shall be introduced from Delhi to Madhya Pradesh by airplane, he instructed PTI.

After beginning out as a pupil chief, Sharad Yadav’s Lok Sabha byelection victory from Jabalpur in MP in 1974 as an opposition candidate towards the Congress catapulted him into nationwide politics, he reminisced.

In his lengthy political profession, Sharad Yadav gained the Lok Sabha election seven occasions and was Rajya Sabha MP 4 occasions, he stated.

Besides Jabalpur, he additionally gained Lok Sabha polls from Badayun in Uttar Pradesh and Madhepura in Bihar, which was a uncommon achievement for any politician, Govind Yadav added.

BHOPAL: The final rites of veteran socialist chief and former Janata Dal (United) president Sharad Yadav will happen at his ancestral village in Madhya Pradesh’s Narmadapuram district on Saturday, his shut affiliate stated right here.

Yadav, a former Union minister, died on Thursday at a non-public hospital in Gurugram.

He was 75. Former JD (U) Madhya Pradesh unit head and an in depth affiliate of Yadav, Govind Yadav, stated the veteran chief’s final rites shall be carried out at his ancestral village Ankhmau in Babai tehsil of Narmadapuram (earlier Hoshangabad) district on Saturday.

The mortal stays of Yadav shall be introduced from Delhi to Madhya Pradesh by airplane, he instructed PTI.

After beginning out as a pupil chief, Sharad Yadav’s Lok Sabha byelection victory from Jabalpur in MP in 1974 as an opposition candidate towards the Congress catapulted him into nationwide politics, he reminisced.

In his lengthy political profession, Sharad Yadav gained the Lok Sabha election seven occasions and was Rajya Sabha MP 4 occasions, he stated.

Besides Jabalpur, he additionally gained Lok Sabha polls from Badayun in Uttar Pradesh and Madhepura in Bihar, which was a uncommon achievement for any politician, Govind Yadav added.