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Former Andhra deputy CM Srinivas dies of heart attack

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Amaravati, Sep 15 (PTI) Former Andhra Pradesh deputy Chief Minister A Kali Krishna Srinivas, popularly known as Alla Nani, died on Tuesday due to a heart attack, and TDP leaders, including Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu condoled the death.

Srinivas was 56.

“The sudden demise of Alla Nani Garu (Kali Krishna Srinivas), former Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh state, has deeply shocked me. It is heartbreaking that he passed away due to a heart attack at the young age of 56,” CM Naidu said in a post on ‘X’.

“I express my profound condolences to his family. I pray to God that his soul attains eternal peace,” he added.

TDP working president and IT Minister Nara Lokesh, in a post on ‘X’, said, “The news of the death of TDP leader and former minister Aalla Nani due to a heart attack has caused profound shock. Paying my respects to the memory of Nani Garu.” Lokesh said that Srinivas had stayed away from controversies and interacted amicably with everyone.

“I convey my deepest condolences to his family members,” he said.

Srinivas worked as Deputy CM and health minister under the previous YSRCP government.

In the 2024 Assembly election, Srinvas lost to TDP’s B Radha Krishnayya in Eluru Assembly segment. Later, he quit YSRCP to join TDP. PTI STH KH

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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