<h1>Union minister pays private condolence visit to governor's family and joins party meeting; potential scrutiny if public resources used</h1> Union government minister visited the family of a recently deceased senior state governor and paid respects, accompanied by state party leadership, and later attended a meeting of senior party office-bearers in the city. The deceased had previously held gubernatorial posts in multiple states. The visit and party meeting raise no immediate legal issues; they constitute private condolence and routine political activity rather than official governmental action, though use of public venues or resources for political gatherings could attract scrutiny under applicable electoral or administrative rules if public assets were involved.