Former Bihar minister Mohidur Rahman dead

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Press Trust of India Araria
Last Updated : Aug 31 2015 | 6:32 PM IST
Senior Congress leader and former minister Mohidur Rahman died in his residence at Chandradei in this district of Bihar following prolonged illness.
Rahman, who passed away last night, is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter, his family said.
He was 83.
A two-term MLA from Jokihat Assembly seat between 1980-90, he had served as a minister in the Congress governments headed by Chandrashekhar Singh and Jagannath Mishra respectively in Bihar.
His mortal remains were buried with state honours.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar mourned the death of Rahman and said that it was an irreparable loss to society and polity in the state.
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First Published: Aug 31 2015 | 6:32 PM IST

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