Krishna Ballabh Sahay (31 December 1898 – 3 June 1974), popularly known as K. B. Sahay, was an Indian freedom fighter, who after Indian independence became the revenue minister of Bihar and then the fourth Chief Minister of unified Bihar.

Apr 25, 2014 · K. B. Sahay contested the first assembly elections of 1952 from Giridih and won by a handsome margin to return as the revenue minister to the Government of Bihar in Sri Babu’s cabinet. But in 1957 he was defeated in the assembly elections from Giridih by Raja Kamakhya of Padma (Hazaribag).

K B Sahay will always be remembered as a strict administrator, efficient politician, and disciplined and punctual leader. On 29 May 1974, Sahay died suddenly in a road accident near Sindur village of Hazaribagh while returning from Patna to Hazaribagh after being elected as a member of the Bihar Legislative Assembly.

Dec 30, 2021 · Krishna Ballabh Sahay (31 December 1898 – 3 June 1974) was an Indian freedom fighter who became the Revenue Minister of Bihar after independence and then the third Chief Minister of unified Bihar. Krishna Ballabh Sahay popularly known as K. B. Sahay.

Mar 9, 2025 · To widen the reach and impact of the Civil Disobedience Movement, K.B. Sahay roped in the support of the factory and mill workers to the noble cause of the freedom struggle. He appealed on behalf of Congress, urging workers to disobey the management civilly while pressing for their just demands.

Krishna Ballabh Sahay was a prominent politician from Bihar in the post-independent era. He was a prominent freedom fighter too. He served as the 3rd Chief Minister of Bihar during 2 October 1963 – 5 March 1967, preceded by Pandit Binodanand Jha. He …

Apr 25, 2014 · Sri K. B. Sahay won the 1962 general elections and became minister for Cooperative Affairs in the B. N. Jha ministry. In 1963 when the “Kamraj Plan” was introduced Sri Binodanand Jha was selected as one of the 8 Congress Chief Ministers for organizational work.

Sahay was appointed the Revenue Minister of Bihar in the first interim government after independence. He was responsible for the passage of the Zamindari Abolition Bill which made Bihar the first state to pass such an Act.

K. B. Sahay contested the first assembly elections of 1952 from Giridih and won by a handsome margin to return as the revenue minister to the Government of Bihar in Sri Babu’s cabinet. But in 1957, he was defeated in the assembly election from Giridih by Raja Kamakhya Narayan Singh of Padma (Hazaribag).

Krishna Ballabh Sahay (31 December 1898 – 3 June 1974), popularly known as K. B. Sahay, was an Indian freedom fighter, who after Indian independence became the revenue minister of Bihar and then the fourth Chief Minister of unified Bihar.