Ravindra Kishore Sinha, widely known as RK Sinha, a prominent figure in both Indian business and politics, passed away at his residence in Noida on Friday, October 30, at the age of 75.
Sinha was the visionary founder and chairman of Security and Intelligence Services (SIS) Group, one of India's leading private security services companies. He also served as a former Rajya Sabha member for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
A Legacy in Business and Politics
Born on September 22, 1951, RK Sinha built a distinguished career spanning several decades. He was among the founding members of the BJP, having been associated with the party since its early years, and previously with the Bharatiya Jana Sangh. His political journey culminated in his tenure as a Rajya Sabha member, representing the BJP.
Beyond his political contributions, Sinha established himself as a notable entrepreneur in India's private security and manpower services sector.
The Growth of SIS Group
Sinha founded the SIS Group in Patna in 1974. Under his leadership, the company grew exponentially, expanding its operations across India and into international markets, including Australia. SIS Group provides a comprehensive range of services, including security, facilities management, and human resource solutions.
The company became a major player in the Asia-Pacific security services industry, creating significant employment opportunities and serving a diverse portfolio of corporate clients across multiple sectors. Sinha's journey from launching a security services business in Patna to building an international enterprise stands as a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit.
Condolences Pour In
Sinha's passing has drawn condolences from various political leaders, business associates, and supporters. Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary expressed deep grief, highlighting Sinha's memorable contributions to journalism, social service, and organizational work, calling his death an irreparable loss to the political and social spheres. The Janata Dal (United) also conveyed its condolences, acknowledging his significant impact.
His mortal remains are expected to be transported from Delhi to Patna, where arrangements will be made for people to pay their last respects at Annapurna Bhawan in the Patliputra area. Details regarding the final rites are anticipated to be announced separately.