Jammu – In a tragic loss for the political community of Jammu and Kashmir, BJP leader and sitting MLA from the Nagrota Assembly constituency, Davinder Singh Rana, passed away today. Rana, a prominent leader and well-respected figure in the region, was known for his commitment to public service and his dedication to the development of his constituency.
Davinder Singh Rana was a senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the brother of Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh. His passing has sent shockwaves across the political landscape and among the people of Nagrota, who held him in high regard. His sudden demise leaves a void in the regional political scenario, especially considering his prominent role in supporting grassroots initiatives and advocating for the welfare of his constituents.
Throughout his political career, Rana was known for his steadfast loyalty to his party and his tireless work on behalf of the people. As a sitting MLA, he actively worked on various initiatives, focusing on development projects, education, infrastructure, and healthcare within his constituency. His efforts to improve road connectivity and promote local industry were particularly notable.
The Bharatiya Janata Party expressed deep condolences, with senior leaders mourning the loss of a dedicated public servant. "We have lost not only a committed leader but also a wonderful human being who was always accessible to the people," a senior BJP spokesperson said. Many of his colleagues from the party, as well as leaders from other political parties, extended their condolences to his family and expressed their grief at his passing.
Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh, his brother, is expected to arrive in Jammu soon to attend the last rites. Speaking on the family’s behalf, Dr. Singh mentioned that Davinder Singh Rana’s commitment to public service was an inspiration to many, and he would be remembered for his contributions to Jammu and Kashmir.
The funeral is expected to witness the attendance of prominent political leaders and dignitaries from across the state and the country, paying their respects to the late MLA.
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