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Home » LG’s death is a personal loss for me, says Annamalai
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LG’s death is a personal loss for me, says Annamalai

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​L. Ganesan, a prominent senior leader of the Tamil Nadu BJP and the current Governor of Nagaland, passed away in Chennai at the age of 80. His death has been described as a significant loss to the Tamil community.
​Ganesan, who had previously served as the Governor of Manipur in 2021, was widely respected for his dedication to the growth of the BJP and his commitment to the welfare of Tamil Nadu. Known for his simple nature and deep thinking, his contributions were lauded by many.
​The passing of the senior leader prompted an outpouring of condolences from political figures across the spectrum. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin were among those who offered their sympathies.
​Former Tamil Nadu BJP president Annamalai specifically expressed his grief, praising Ganesan’s tireless efforts and describing his death as a great personal and political loss. Ganesan’s body was placed at his residence in T. Nagar, where numerous individuals, including members of the BJP, gathered to pay their final respects
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