BJP’s Sushil Kumar Modi battling cancer for past 6 months, says ‘will not be part of Lok Sabha elections’

Sushil Kumar Modi, Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, announces his inability to participate in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections due to his ongoing battle with cancer

Livemint
Published3 Apr 2024, 12:07 PM IST
New Delhi: BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi. (PTI Photo/Vijay Verma)
New Delhi: BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi. (PTI Photo/Vijay Verma) (PTI)

Former Bihar Chief Minister and BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi said on Wednesday that he won't be able to participate in the upcoming Lok Sabha election 2024 due to his ongoing battle with cancer.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the BJP leader wrote, “I have been battling cancer for the past six months. I felt that it was time to tell people about it. I will not be able to do anything during the Lok Sabha elections. I have told the Prime Minister everything.”

Sushil Kumar Modi, who has held prominent roles in Bihar politics and served as a member of both houses of parliament—the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha—explained that his current health condition prevents him from actively engaging in the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections.

In addition to his role as Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Sushil Kumar Modi has also served as the state's Finance Minister. With a political career spanning more than 30 years, he has played a pivotal role in shaping Bihar's political environment and has made substantial contributions to the state's political arena.

 

Catch all the Business News, Politics news,Breaking NewsEvents andLatest News Updates on Live Mint. Download TheMint News App to get Daily Market Updates.

Business NewsPoliticsNewsBJP’s Sushil Kumar Modi battling cancer for past 6 months, says ‘will not be part of Lok Sabha elections’
MoreLess
First Published:3 Apr 2024, 12:07 PM IST
Most Active Stocks
Market Snapshot
  • Top Gainers
  • Top Losers
  • 52 Week High
Recommended For You
    More Recommendations
    Gold Prices
    • 24K
    • 22K
    Fuel Price
    • Petrol
    • Diesel
    Popular in Politics