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95-year-old Badal breathed his last at a hospital in Mohali at around 8 pm on April 25.

Parkash Badal no more: PM Modi pays last respects at Akali Dal's office

95-year-old Badal breathed his last at a hospital in Mohali at around 8 pm on April 25.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid his last respects to Parkash Singh Badal, a day after the former Punjab Chief Minister passed away.
PM Modi on April 26, 2023 visited the Shiromani Akali Dal's party office in Chandigarh where Badal's remains were kept for mourners to pay homage.
Earlier, Modi had said that Badal's death was a "personal loss" to him. He remembered the Akali Dal patriarch as a "remarkable statesman" who "anchored" Punjab through "critical times".
95-year-old Badal breathed his last at a hospital in Mohali at around 8 pm on April 25.

The PM also called Badal 'a colossal figure of Indian politics'.

Tributes pour in for ex-Punjab chief minister and Akali Dal patron Parkash Singh Badal

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tributes to former Punjab chief minister Parkash Singh Badal and called his death 'a personal loss' 

The PM also called Badal 'a colossal figure of Indian politics'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tributes to former Punjab chief minister Parkash Singh Badal and called his death 'a personal loss'.&nbsp;
'Shri Parkash Singh Badal&rsquo;s passing away is a personal loss for me. I have interacted closely with him for many decades and learnt so much from him. I recall our numerous conversations, in which his wisdom was always clearly seen. Condolences to his family and countless admirers,' the PM tweeted.&nbsp;
He also called Badal 'a colossal figure of Indian politics'.&nbsp;
'Extremely saddened by the passing away of Shri Parkash Singh Badal Ji. He was a colossal figure of Indian politics, and a remarkable statesman who contributed greatly to our nation. He worked tirelessly for the progress of Punjab and anchored the state through critical times.'
"Badal Sahab was the son of soil who remained connected to his roots, all his life. I fondly remember my interactions with him on several issues. I'm deeply anguished by his demise. His demise is a personal loss to me. My heartfelt condolences to his bereaved family and supporters. Om Shanti," tweeted Union Minister Rajnath Singh.&nbsp;
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann also condoled the death of the stalwart politician and wrote 'Received the sad news of the death of former Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal. May Waheguru give place to the departed soul in his feet and give strength to the family to bear the loss.'

Age: 94
Total elections fought: 12
Gearing up for his 13th electoral battle.
Oldest candidate in this Punjab election.
Meet the grand old man of Punjab politics: 
Parkash Singh Badal.
Akali Dal patriarch, five-time chief minister.
He is now fighting his 13th Assembly election. He hopes to retain the Lambi seat for the sixth consecutive time. Badal has been representing the predominantly rural constituency since 1997.
An 11-time MLA, Badal started his political career in 1947 as the sarpanch of his native Badal village.
Born on December 8, 1927, Badal won his first Assembly poll as a Congress candidate in undivided Punjab in 1957.
He then switched to the Akali camp and lost the first election of the divided Punjab in 1967 to COngress candidate by a margin of 57 votes.
That was the only defeat Badal faced in his over seven decades of political life.
Apart from being CM for record 5 times, Badal also has the ​distinction of being Punjab's youngest and the oldest chief minister.
He first took oath as chief minister at the age of 42 in 1970, becoming the youngest Punjab CM.
In 2012, at the age of 84, Badal was sworn in as the oldest CM of the state. It was his fifth innings as CM.
But age is just a number for Parkash Singh Badal. Even at 94, he is on foot meeting people in his constituency and going door to door.

Punjab Election 2022: At 94, Parkash Singh Badal is fighting fit - Meet the Akali patriarch

Punjab Election 2022: At 94, Parkash Singh Badal is contesting his 13th Assembly election and is fighting fit. Meet the Akali patriarch

Use as Bold text over a silhouette of Badal&nbsp;
 Age: 94
Total elections fought: 12
 Gearing up for his 13th electoral battle.
 Oldest candidate in this Punjab election.
 Meet the grand old man of Punjab politics:&nbsp;
 ((Bring Badal Image))
 Parkash Singh Badal.
 Akali Dal patriarch, five-time chief minister.
 He is now fighting his 13th Assembly election. He hopes to retain the Lambi seat for the sixth consecutive time. Badal has been representing the predominantly rural constituency since 1997. ((Parkash Singh Badal has won Lambi since 1997))
 An 11-time MLA, Badal started his political career in 1947 as the sarpanch of his native Badal village. ((11-time MLA, started as sarpanch in 1947))
 Born on December 8, 1927, Badal won his first Assembly poll as a Congress candidate in undivided Punjab in 1957. ((Won first Assembly election in 1957 as Cong candidate))
 He then switched to the Akali camp and lost the first election of the divided Punjab in 1967 to COngress candidate by a margin of 57 votes. ((Have lost only one election in 7 decades))
 That was the only defeat Badal faced in his over seven decades of political life.
 Apart from being CM for record 5 times, Badal also has the&nbsp;​distinction of being Punjab's youngest and the oldest chief minister.
 He first took oath as chief minister at the age of 42 in 1970, becoming the youngest Punjab CM. ((1970: Youngest CM of Punjab at the age 42))
 In 2012, at the age of 84, Badal was sworn in as the oldest CM of the state. It was his fifth innings as CM. ((2012: Oldest CM of Punjab at the age 84))
 But age is just a number for Parkash Singh Badal. Even at 94, he is on foot meeting people in his constituency and going door to door.

Parkash Singh Badal&nbsp;is now fighting his 13th Assembly election. He hopes to retain the Lambi seat for the sixth consecutive time.

Age: 94
Total elections fought: 12
Gearing up for his 13th electoral battle.
Oldest candidate in this Punjab election.
Meet the grand old man of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections" target="_blank">Punjab politics</a>:&nbsp;
Parkash Singh Badal.
Akali Dal patriarch, five-time chief minister.
He is now fighting his 13th Assembly election. He hopes to retain the Lambi seat for the sixth consecutive time. Badal has been representing the predominantly rural constituency since 1997.
An 11-time MLA, Badal started his political career in 1947 as the sarpanch of his native Badal village.
Born on December 8, 1927, Badal won his first Assembly poll as a Congress candidate in undivided Punjab in 1957.
He then switched to the Akali camp and lost the first election of the divided Punjab in 1967 to Congress candidate by a margin of 57 votes.
That was the only defeat Badal faced in his over seven decades of political life.
Apart from being CM for record 5 times, Badal also has the&nbsp;​distinction of being Punjab's youngest and the oldest chief minister.
He first took oath as chief minister at the age of 42 in 1970, becoming the youngest Punjab CM.
In 2012, at the age of 84, Badal was sworn in as the oldest CM of the state. It was his fifth innings as CM.
But age is just a number for Parkash Singh Badal. Even at 94, he is on foot meeting people in his constituency and going door to door.
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