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SRINAGAR DEC 27:- In a heartfelt statement, renowned social political activist Sabiya Bano has expressed her profound sorrow at the passing of former Prime Minister Late Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji. Dr. Singh, a distinguished economist and a pivotal figure in India’s modern political landscape, passed away on 26 December 2024, leaving behind a legacy of reform and progress.
Sabiya Bano, known for her unwavering commitment to social justice and political activism, stated, “Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji was not just an exemplary leader but also a beacon of hope for millions. His vision for India’s development and his economic reforms have shaped the nation’s trajectory. His demise is an irreplaceable loss to the country and to all who champion the ideals of democracy and progress.”
As the first Sikh Prime Minister of India, Dr. Singh served from 2004 to 2014, during which he was instrumental in steering the Indian economy through significant challenges and ushering in an era of unprecedented growth. His policies not only transformed the economic landscape but also emphasized social equity and inclusion.
Sabiya Bano emphasized the importance of Dr. Singh’s legacy at a time when the nation is facing numerous socio-economic challenges. “We must honor his memory by continuing to advocate for policies that uplift the marginalized and promote inclusive growth. Dr. Singh’s dedication to the welfare of all Indians serves as an inspiration for activists like myself and for future leaders,” she said.
The loss of Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji is felt deeply across the political spectrum and among citizens who benefitted from his leadership. Sabiya Bano calls on everyone to reflect on his contributions and work collectively towards a more just and equitable society in his honor.

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