PM Modi Pays Tribute to Mukul Roy, Highlights His Political Legacy and Service
West Bengal and national politics lose a veteran leader known for his experience and grassroots engagement
New Delhi, Feb 23 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed deep sorrow over the death of former Union Minister Mukul Roy, recalling his extensive political experience and commitment to public service.
Taking to X, Modi offered condolences to Roy’s family and supporters, saying, “Pained by the passing of former Union Minister Shri Mukul Roy Ji. He will be remembered for his political experience and efforts to serve society. Condolences to his family and supporters. Om Shanti.”
Mukul Roy, a seasoned politician from West Bengal, had a long and eventful career in both state and national politics. He held key organisational and ministerial roles over the years and was recognised as a strategic thinker within party circles.
Roy served as Union Minister of State in the Ministry of Shipping during the UPA government and played a significant role in shaping political alignments in West Bengal. Leaders across party lines paid tribute to him, acknowledging his administrative expertise and contributions to public life.
Supporters remembered Roy as a leader with strong grassroots connections who remained actively involved in organisational work. His passing marks the end of a distinguished political career that spanned decades and reflected the evolving dynamics of West Bengal and national politics.
