Former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar Tarkishore Prasad’s Father Passed Away

In a tragic turn of events, Tarkishore Prasad, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, has lost his father. The news was confirmed by the family members of the deceased on Monday.

Tarkishore Prasad’s father, Late Ganga Prasad Bhagat, was 87 years old and had been unwell for the past few days. He was undergoing treatment at a hospital in Patna but unfortunately succumbed to his illness.

The news of Ganga Prasad Bhagat’s demise has sent shockwaves across the political and social circles of Bihar. Many leaders and public figures have expressed their condolences to Tarkishore Prasad and his family.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who shares a close bond with Tarkishore Prasad, has also expressed his grief over the incident. He extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Tarkishore Prasad is known for his down-to-earth nature and close-knit family values. He is said to be deeply saddened by his father’s demise and has requested privacy for his family during this difficult time.

On Wednesday, the funeral arrangements for the late Ganga Prasad Bhagat were concluded, as a number of distinguished leaders and dignitaries came to offer their condolences.

Funeral of Tarkishore Prasad father Ganga Prasad Bhagat
Funeral of Tarkishore Prasad’s father Ganga Prasad Bhagat

The solemn event was marked by the presence of notable figures who gathered to pay their final respects to the departed soul.

The entire state of Bihar mourns with Tarkishore Prasad and his family during this difficult time, and we extend our deepest sympathies to them.

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  • Govind Mishra

    An Indian author and editor. He has also edited several volumes of articles, stories, essays, and poetry. Mishra studied English Literature at Mithila University. He began his career as a political youth activist in Bihar JDU, and a journalist, working for various news portals, blogs, and magazines, before eventually becoming an editor. Mishra has written extensively on social and cultural issues, and his books often explore themes of caste, class, gender, and religion in Indian society. He has also written on contemporary Indian politics and economics, as well as on classical Indian literature.

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