New Delhi: Gurumukh Singh Bali, Former Minister of Himakal Cabinet and Veteran Congressman from Kangra Valley, died on Saturday at the age of 67.
Bali passed, which was widely described as the end of the era in Kangra, has undergone a kidney transplant and has post-computer posts.
He inhaled the last in New Delhi in the early hours of Saturday, Raghubir Singh Bali, his son’s secretary and AICC responsible for West Bengal, was announced on Facebook.
“My father will always say that GS Bali might die but he will always live in the hearts of people.
The principles will continue to guide us,” said Junior Bali.
MLA four times from Nagrota Bagwan, GS Bali held 8 cabinet portfolios at the Himachal Pradesh government on his first task as a minister and continued, to accommodate important portfolios such as food supply, transportation and technical education.
Senior leaders remember it for its loyalty to the ideology of the congress and the massive development work they have done for its constituents; Steps include infrastructure development, job creation and provide health and financial assistance to regions far in Himachal when Covid struck.
As Head of the Corona Help Committee Himachal Congress, Bali distributed health care kits throughout the state.
He initiated a program to provide financial assistance to orphans and special children and to care for them until they reached adulthood, the plan was imitated by the Himachal government later.
Demeaning his loss, Congress President Sonia Gandhi wrote to the family.
The former party president Rahul Gandhi, on the other hand, said Bali was always, in a different role, respecting the party’s ideology and continuing the cause.
AICC Secretary General Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said Bali as a strong pillar of the Congress ideology and called him ‘Vikas Purush (human development)’ from Himachal Pradesh for serving his people through his life.
“I was sad with news about BAI GS Bali, a strong pillar of the Congress ideology, and Vikas Purush, from Himachal Pradesh.
Throughout his life, Bali Ji strengthened the Congress and served people in Dev Bhumi.
My condolences to the grieving family,” he said in twitter.
Punjab CM Chararjit Channi also denied the death of the veteran congress leader.
“It’s sad to hear about the death of the Leader of the Congress of Shri GS Bali Ji.
Your contribution to the Congress will always be remembered.
May your soul rest peacefully,” he said.
Condolences were also poured from veterans and other congressional leaders throughout India, when they heard about the sudden bali.
Senior Party leader Avinash Pande said Bali “known for its vocal and aggressive attitude about problems involving ordinary people”.
Former Minister of Union and Congress MP Anand Sharma said Bali was “colleagues and valuable friends and friends for decades” and that he had contributed significantly to public life.
Some leaders call through Bali as “the end of the era for Kangra and Himachal Pradesh”, said Bali had become a “inspiration” for cadres in Himachal Pradesh.
Local leaders say that in through Bali, “Himachal Pradesh has lost a strong person’s voice”.
Known for the establishment of its vocal and aggressive on issues that regarding ordinary people, a condolences for Bali are poured from all political spectrum.
Union I & B and Minister of Sports Anurag Thakur, who is also a member of Parliament from Himachal, said Bali dedicated to public services through politics for a long time.
“The country’s welfare is a priority for Bali Ji.
I pray for the strength for the grieving family and supporters,” he said.
Opposition leader at the Himachal Assembly Mukesh Agnihotri expressed sadness in the death of GS Bali.
Bali was born in Kangra in July 1954 and began his political career at Congress with Seva Dal.
He was the head of the country of Seva Dal from 1995-98 and was elected to the State Assembly of the constituency of the Nagraca Bagwan for the first time in 1998 and was re-elected in 2003.
He was the Minister of Transportation in the Government of the LED Congress of the Singh Virbhadra.
He was re-elected in 2007 and 2012 and served as Minister of Transportation of State in addition to holding food and civil education and technical education portfolios.
As president of the founder of Himachal Nagrik Sudhar Sabha, Bali is the Deputy Chair and Chair of the Himachal Social Agency Federation.
He was the organizer of the Indian National Congress Vichar Manch from 1990 to 1997 and the Secretary of the Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee from 1993 to 1998.
His family said his body would be flown to Dharmsala on Saturday night and the last rite would be held at Chamunda Dham on Sunday.