Former TDP MLA Hanumantha Rao Chowdary Passes Away After Illness

Former TDP MLA Hanumantha Rao Chowdary died at a hospital in Anantapur after prolonged illness, leaving behind a legacy of public service and political leadership in Kalyandurg constituency

  • Former TDP MLA Hanumantha Rao Chowdary passes away
  • Hanumantha Rao Chowdary served Kalyandurg constituency
  • TDP leaders mourn former MLA Hanumantha Rao Chowdary

Senior TDP leader and former MLA Hanumantha Rao Chowdary passed away early Saturday morning in Anantapur, bringing an end to a long phase of illness. He had been undergoing treatment for nearly two months at a private hospital before breathing his last.

His death has saddened party leaders, supporters and local residents, particularly in the Kalyandurg constituency where he had built a strong political presence over the years. Several leaders and party workers expressed grief and paid tributes to his contributions.

Hanumantha Rao Chowdary began his journey in public service at the grassroots level and gradually rose through various positions. From serving as a ward member to becoming a unanimous sarpanch for multiple villages, his early career reflected strong local engagement.

Over the years, he held several important roles including district party president, chairman of a cooperative body and later as a key leader in the TDP state structure. His administrative experience and leadership were widely recognised within the party.

In 2014, he was elected as MLA from the Kalyandurg constituency, marking a significant milestone in his political career. Although he did not contest in the subsequent election, he continued to remain active in party affairs as a senior leader.

Known for his close connection with people, he left a lasting impression both politically and personally in his region. His contributions to local development and party organisation are remembered by many.

He is survived by his family, including his children, who mourn his loss along with supporters and well wishers.

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