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Pandit Ram Kishore Shukla was a prominent Indian

politician and freedom fighter born on September 4,

1923, in Beohari, Madhya Pradesh. He served multiple

terms in the legislative assembly, representing the

Socialist Party and Indian National Congress. Shukla

held key positions, including Speaker and Deputy

Speaker of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly,

and Minister of Finance and Law. He was known for his

exceptional speaking skills and parliamentary

expertise, representing India in Commonwealth

Parliamentary Association conventions. Shukla

significantly shaped the legislative assembly,

advocated for live telecasts of parliamentary meetings,

and contributed to educational institutions. He passed

away on December 11, 2003, at 80, due to a cerebral

hemorrhage. Shukla's legacy includes respected

contributions to Indian politics and legislation, leaving a

lasting impact on the country's governance. His

dedication and service continue to be remembered and

honored.