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Modi, 72, who was suffering from cancer, died in a New Delhi hospital on May 13 evening

Sushil Modi cremated with full state honours

Modi, 72, who was suffering from cancer, died in a New Delhi hospital on May 13 evening

Senior BJP leader and former Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi was cremated with full state honours in Patna on Tuesday evening.
The air reverberated with chants of 'Sushil Modi Amar Rahein', as surging crowds broke down barricades when the mortal remains of former Bihar DyCM of the state were consigned to flames at Digha Ghat crematorium in Patna.
The last rites were performed by his sons Uttarkash Modi and Akshay Modi, who lit the pyre in an emotionally surcharged atmosphere.
BJP President J P Nadda, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister, Samrat Chaudhary and several other ministers also attended the funeral.
The body of the former BJP leader was kept at the party's state office in Patna before it was taken out in a procession to the crematorium. During the procession, people chanted slogans like "Sushil Modi Amar Rahein" as the cortege made its way from the BJP headquarters to the cremation ground.
Nadda placed a wreath on the body of the late leader at the party office in Patna. Several Union ministers, and Bihar ministers, including DyCMs - Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha -- offered floral tributes to the late leader.
Modi, 72, who was suffering from cancer, died in a New Delhi hospital on Monday evening.
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Sushil Modi on Bihar churn: door never permanently closed in politics

Sources in both the BJP and the JD(U) suggested such a possibility but it remained unclear if Nitish has finalised a deal with the BJP top brass.

BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi on Friday said doors are never permanently closed to anyone in politics amid indications that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar may revive ties with his former ally as his equations with INDIA bloc partners turn sour.
Sources in both the BJP and the JD(U) suggested such a possibility but it remained unclear if Kumar, the unquestioned leader of his party, has finalised a deal with the BJP top brass.
Speaking to reporters, Modi said, "As far as Kumar or the JD(U) are concerned, doors are never permanently closed in politics. Closed doors open when the time comes but whether they will open or not is for our central leadership to decide." After Kumar snapped his ties with the BJP in 2022, the party maintained that its doors were permanently closed to Bihar's longest-serving chief minister but its leaders have turned more conciliatory of late as the INDIA bloc lurches from one internal crisis to another.
Modi was deputy chief minister for a long time in governments headed by Kumar but was not repeated when the BJP-JD(U) alliance came to power after the 2020 assembly polls.
However, he has been part of the confabulations by the BJP top brass this time, in an indication that the seasoned politician may be trusted with a key responsibility if the two parties join hands again.
The Rajya Sabha MP enjoyed warm relations with Kumar when they were together but turned a staunch critic after the JD(U) leader dumped the BJP for a second time in 2022.
The BJP has been in touch with its Bihar allies, including Chirag Paswan and former chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, over the developments in the state but they have not been given a clear idea about the possibility of Kumar's return to their fold, the sources said.
An ally said the BJP did not rule it out but has not been categorical either.
"It is clear to me that the ground is being prepared for Kumar's return to the National Democratic Alliance (NDA)," he said.
BJP sources said the JD(U) joining their alliance will ensure that the NDA will sweep the Lok Sabha polls.
It won 39 of Bihar's 40 seats in the 2019 elections.
However, a section of BJP leaders from Bihar are not keen on aligning with Kumar, claiming that his stock is down and his diminishing credibility will harm their party and leave the field open to the RJD-led opposition to cash in on the anti-incumbency against him.
A BJP leader noted how the RJD-led alliance had put up a stiff fight in the 2020 assembly polls.

Polling is underway across 94 seats in 17 districts in the second of the three phases of Bihar assembly elections. Several heavyweight politicians have voted since morning including Bihar CM and opposition RJD and LJP leaders. Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar cast his vote today at a government school in Digha and urged everyone to come out and vote. While Sushil Modi voted at polling booth at St Joseph School in Rajendra Nagar. RJD leaders Tejashwi Yadav and Rabri Devi arrived at polling booth number 160 in Patna to cast their vote in the 2nd phase of the state assembly elections. RJD&rsquo;s Tej Pratap Yadav contesting from the Hasanpur seat also cast his vote and appealed everyone to do the same. LJP President Chirag Paswan who has been slammed for his &lsquo;vote katwa&rsquo; strategy also casts his vote at a polling booth in Khagaria.

Bihar polls: CM, RJD leaders, LJP chief vote in second phase

Polling underway in 2nd phase of Bihar&nbsp;polls
Bihar&nbsp;CM, Sushil Modi cast their votes
RJD&nbsp;leaders- Tejashwi,&nbsp;Tej Pratap, Rabri&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;voted
LJP&nbsp;leader Chirag&nbsp;Paswan&nbsp;voted, asked people to cast theirs
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Polling is underway across 94 seats in 17 districts in the second of the three phases of Bihar assembly elections. Several heavyweight politicians have voted since morning including Bihar CM and opposition RJD and LJP leaders. Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar cast his vote today at a government school in Digha and urged everyone to come out and vote. While Sushil Modi voted at polling booth at St Joseph School in Rajendra Nagar. RJD leaders Tejashwi Yadav and Rabri Devi arrived at polling booth number 160 in Patna to cast their vote in the 2nd phase of the state assembly elections. RJD&rsquo;s Tej Pratap Yadav contesting from the Hasanpur seat also cast his vote and appealed everyone to do the same. LJP President Chirag Paswan who has been slammed for his &lsquo;vote katwa&rsquo; strategy also casts his vote at a polling booth in Khagaria.

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