"I was greatly saddened to listen to of the moving away of Brajesh Mishra who was one of the most able and powerful community servants of his creation," the Primary Reverend said. "In his death, the country has missing a massive major of our ideal group and an excellent diplomat and manager," he said.
Mishra, who would have converted 84 on Weekend, passed away on Saturday evening. Singh said as the first NSA, Mishra "brought to the job his depth of ideal perspective, diplomatic skill and above all, a feeling of India's fortune and position in international affairs".
Singh said he had discussed Mishra on several events as Primary Reverend and "always discovered his advice to be informative and totally exempt from prejudice. He always believed about what was right for the country."
He noticed that as NSA and Principal Assistant to former Primary Reverend Atal Bihari Vajpayee, "Mishra shown a understand of management and community matters at the biggest stage that few will ever go with."
"He will be recalled for his masterly managing of the consequences of the atomic assessments in 1998 and for directing Vajpayee's serenity projects in the local community," the Primary Reverend said. "Please agree to my inner condolences. May God provide you with the durability to keep this permanent reduction," he said.
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