Former Agriculture Minister and Samajwadi Party Leader Anand Singh Dies in Lucknow

Kunwar Anand Singh, fondly known as the ‘UP Tiger,’ passed away in Lucknow on Monday at the age of 86, marking the end of an era in Uttar Pradesh politics. The former Agriculture Minister and four-time Lok Sabha MP from Gonda left an indelible mark on the state’s political landscape. His death has triggered a wave of mourning across Gonda, where he was revered for his dedication to public service. His body was brought to Mankapur Kot, his ancestral home, as family, friends, and supporters gathered to pay their respects.

Former Agriculture Minister Anand Singh Dies

Elected as a Lok Sabha MP four times, he championed the region’s development and earned the nickname ‘UP Tiger’ for his fierce advocacy and commanding presence. In 2012, he won the Gaura assembly seat on a Samajwadi Party ticket, further solidifying his influence under the leadership of Akhilesh Yadav. As Agriculture Minister, Singh focused on rural welfare, introducing policies to support farmers and strengthen agricultural infrastructure. His royal lineage from Mankapur added to his stature, blending tradition with political acumen.

Samajwadi Party Veteran No More

The news of Singh’s passing has left Gonda in profound sorrow. Residents recall his accessibility and commitment to addressing local issues, from infrastructure to education. Political leaders across party lines have expressed condolences, highlighting his contributions to Uttar Pradesh’s growth. The sight of his body arriving at Mankapur Kot on Monday drew crowds of mourners, reflecting the deep bond he shared with his constituents. Tributes continue to pour in, celebrating a leader who bridged rural and urban aspirations

Former Gonda MP Anand Singh Passes Away

Anand Singh’s demise leaves a void in Uttar Pradesh politics, but his legacy endures through the lives he touched and the progress he fostered. As Gonda bids farewell to its ‘UP Tiger,’ the focus shifts to honoring his vision for a prosperous region. His contributions will remain etched in the hearts of those he served.