Jaswant Singh will be remembered for lasting contribution to US-India partnership: State Dept

Washington [US], September 29 (ANI): Extending condolences on the demise of former Union Minister Jaswant Singh, the United States' state department on Monday said that the former External Affairs Minister will be remembered for his service to the Indian Republic and his lasting contributions to the US-India partnership.
"A distinguished cabinet minister, parliamentarian & solider, Jaswant Singh will be remembered for his service to the Indian Republic and his lasting contributions to the U.S.-India partnership. Our deepest condolences to his family and the people he served," State Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) wrote on Twitter.
According to Army Hospital (R&R), Delhi, Major Jaswant Singh (Retired), former Cabinet Minister, passed away at 6:55 am Sunday.
He was admitted on June 25 and was being treated for Sepsis with Multiorgan Dysfunction Syndrome. He had a cardiac arrest this morning. His COVID status was negative.
A veteran BJP leader, Singh, had first served in the Indian Army before joining politics. He served as a member of both the Houses of the Parliament and held several important positions in the NDA Cabinet.
Singh was Minister for Finance, Minister for Defence, and Minister for External Affairs during the government led by late Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. (ANI)