Updated: Mon, 06 Oct 2025 02:46 am (IST) The founder of Jana Sangh, Kailashpati Mishra, who was sent to establish the party in Bihar in 1955, was a dedicated Pracharak. After becoming the Minister of Finance in the Janata party government in 1977, he only had Rs 1300 in his account when the president’s rule was imposed. Despite being a minister, he had previously eaten food at the workers’ houses. The young Brahmarshi Samaj paid tribute to him on his 102nd birthday. Sanjay Kumar, Jagran, Ranchi. Kailashpati Mishra, the founder of the Jana Sangh and former Gujarat governor, was a dedicated Pracharak. At the time of the establishment of the Jana Sangh in 1952, he was sent to the Jana Sangh in 1955 for the establishment of a party in Bihar with the inspiration of Madhav Rao Sadashiv Rao Golwalkar, the second Sarsanchchalak of RSS. Remove the ad, just read the news, they always worked as a preacher. When the Janata party government was founded in Bihar in 1977, he became the finance minister. After the president’s reign in 1980, when he left his post, he only had Rs 1300 in his account. This information was given by his emergency secretary Ayodhya Nath Mishra. He said that once the information was received from the president’s rule, Kailashpati Mishra immediately left the office and sent all the files to the ministry and reached the Jana Sangh office per scooter. Despite being a minister, he always ate food at the workers’ houses and held nothing more than the government car. Vijay Kesari, who was a Pracharak of Patna Metropolis and who has retired from HEC, said that Kailashpati Mishra had eaten pane earlier. When he was once asked in the Patna Union Office, he said it was talking less and listening to politics, so they ate earlier pane so it would reduce the talk. They had no prejudice about any cabinets. He remembers himself on the 102nd birthday of Kailashpati Mishra, and his contribution was appreciated. The young Brahmarshi Samaj paid tribute to his life -sized statue in the HEC sector two on behalf of Yuva Brahmarshi Samaj, Dhurva. State speakers Kamal Thakur, the leader of the congress, Bablu Shukla, with young Brahmarshi Sama President Pankaj Kumar, Vice President Ram Bol Kunwar, Mahesh Singh, Secretary Ram Singh, Deputy Secretary Harishankar Tiwari, Virendra Tiwari, Virendra Tiwari, Treaser Rameri Ram Ram Rari Rada, Spekja, Krinkeria Subodh Kumar and Mithilesh Rai, along with Sanjeev Nayan, Malti Singh, Arvind Sharma, Bhola Kumar, Virendra Kumar, Virendra Kumar, Virendra Kumar, Virendra Kumar, Virendra Kumar, Virendra Kumar, Kumar,
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