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State leader Narendra Modi on Thursday bid goodbye to his ancestor Manmohan Singh and said the previous PM will be associated with fortifying majority rules government.

Commending Singh's commitments to Rajya Sabha and to the nation as state leader somewhere in the range of 2004 and 2014, Modi said, "The manner in which Manmohan Singh ji directed this house and the country, his commitments will unquestionably be recollected when popularity based chronicles of Indian history are talked about."

Modi likewise hailed the previous PM for continuously making it a highlight come and vote in Rajya Sabha procedures as additionally in the parliamentary panel decisions.

"He came to cast a ballot in parliamentary procedures even in a wheelchair. Whether it fortified somebody it without a doubt reinforced majority rule government," he said.

The PM bid goodbye to Singh, a six term Rajya Sabha MP, petitioning God for his long life and for him to "continually guide and rouse us."

Singh, 91, is among 57 MPs resigning in April.