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PM Modi condoles the demise of Ex-Karnataka CM N. Dharam Singh

| | Jul 28, 2017, at 01:20 am
New Delhi, July 27 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condoled the demise of former Karnataka CM N. Dharam Singh.

“Saddened by the demise of former Karnataka CM Shri N. Dharam Singh. My thoughts are with his family & supporters in this sad hour," PM Modi said.

"Shri N. Dharam Singh had rich experience in Karnataka & national politics. His dedicated service towards society will be remembered,” the Prime Minister said.

Dharam Singh died on Thursday following a cardiac arrest, reports said. He was 80.

Dharam Singh

Singh, who was Chief Minister for barely 18 months, headed a coalition with the Deve Gowda’s Janata Dal (Secular) in mid-2004.

He became the CM  as a ‘compromise’ candidate after the Congress government headed by SM Krishna lost majority in the May 2004 Assembly elections.

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