Lalit Narayan Mishra (2 February 1923 – 3 January 1975) was an Indian legislator who filled in as Clergyman of Railroads in the public authority of India from 1973 to 1975. He was brought into governmental issues by the main Boss Clergyman of Bihar, Sri Krishna Sinha, when he was made parliamentary secretary at his demand to the Primary State leader of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. In 1975, he passed on in a bomb impact at Samastipur rail route station. The legal dispute against the culprits was postponed for quite a long time and was at last finished in December 2014.

Early life
Lalit Narayan Mishra was brought into the world on Basant Panchmi in 1922 at Basanpatti in Supaul Locale of Bihar in a Maithil Brahmin family. He acquired an Expert of Expressions degree in financial matters from Patna College in 1948. He held patriots Sri Krishna Sinha and Anugrah Narayan Sinha in high regard.

Political vocation
Mishra enlisted in the Indian Public Congress party and was an individual from the first, second Lok Sabha and fifth Lok Sabha. He was an individual from the Rajya Sabha in 1964 to 1966 then in 1966 to 1972. He was Parliamentary Secretary, Service of Arranging, Work and Business (1957-60), Representative Pastor for Home Issues (1964-66), Agent Money Priest (1966-67), Clergyman of State for Guard Creation (1967-70). From 1970 till 4 February 1973 he was Pastor of Unfamiliar Exchange. On 5 February 1973 he was made Bureau Pastor of Rail routes by then Top state leader Indira Gandhi.

As a Clergyman of Unfamiliar Exchange, he was one of the first to perceive the capability of future Top state leader of India, Dr Manmohan Singh and delegated him as his consultant at the Service of Unfamiliar Exchange. Their most memorable gathering happened unintentionally on an India-US-Chile flight. Mr. Mishra the priest for business (then, at that point, called serve for unfamiliar exchange) was en route to Santiago, Chile, to go to a gathering of UNCTAD.

Death
As Clergyman of Rail lines, he visited Samastipur on 2 January 1975 to announce the Samastipur-Darbhanga wide check rail line open. A bomb blast on the dais truly harmed him. He was taken from Samastipur to the railroad emergency clinic at Danapur, where he passed on the following day.

Examination and preliminary
Indira Gandhi accused “unfamiliar components” for the homicide, most likely alluding to the CIA. His sibling Jagannath Mishra denied the case that LN Mishra and Indira Gandhi had gotten pay-offs from the KGB as claimed in the Mitrokhin Files; the Congress Party depicts the book as “unadulterated sentimentality and obscure”. On 26 July 2012, the High Court expressed that it will go into the reasons for delay as even following 33 years, the preliminary was at this point to deduce in the meeting court. As of July 2013, the 27-year-elderly person blamed for the homicide was 65 years of age. Of the 39 observers he refered to effectively defend himself, 31 have passed on. In excess of 20 distinct appointed authorities have heard his case throughout the long term, evidently on a step by step premise.

Following 39 years of preliminary, on 8 December 2014 four men blamed for Mishra’s homicide were found liable by a Delhi court. A fifth blamed for the situation had kicked the bucket. Three Ananda Marga supporters, Santoshanand, Sudevanand and Gopalji, alongside advocate Ranjan Dwivedi, were held at legitimate fault for killing Mishra and two others. They were condemned to life detainment by area judge and were fined sums going from Rs 25,000 and Rs 20,000. The court noticed that Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, the strict head of Ananda Marga, was imprisoned following his allegations in a homicide case so his devotees killed Mishra to fabricate strain on Indira Gandhi government to deliver Sarkar. Sarkar was later cleared. The court likewise noticed that the six Ananda Marga supporters met at a village in Bhagalpur region, Bihar and arranged the connivance in 1973. Request was documented by the sentenced blamed in Delhi High Court in 2015 wherein bail was allowed and bid was conceded. The Allure recorded by the sentenced charged is currently being heard at definite hearing stage in Delhi High Court and in a new improvement an application has likewise been documented in the allure in High Court in lieu of High Court request dated 13.10.2023 in SLP(Crl.) No. 13467/2023, Vaibhav Mishra v. CBI and Ors. which will be heard alongside the primary allure.

Inheritance
A college, Lalit Narayan Mithila College, MBA foundations, Lalit Narayan Mishra Organization of Financial Turn of events and Social Change, Patna (LNMI, Patna), L N Mishra Establishment of Business The executives, Muzaffarpur and a railroad emergency clinic in Gorakhpur, UP are named after him. The Public authority of India gave a postage stamp in his memory.