Former PCC President D. Srinivas Passes Away

Hyderabad, June 29, 2024 — Former Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) president and former minister D. Srinivas, who had been battling a serious illness for some time, passed away early this morning. He was 72 years old.

Final Journey and Public Viewing

The mortal remains of D. Srinivas will be moved from the hospital at 9 am today to his residence in Banjara Hills, MLA Colony, where they will be kept for public viewing until 2 pm. This will allow friends, colleagues, and the public to pay their final respects to the departed leader.

His son, Nizamabad MP Arvind Dharmapuri, who is currently in Delhi attending Parliament meetings, is expected to reach Hyderabad in the afternoon. After his arrival, D. Srinivas’s body will be transported to Nizamabad at 2 pm, where the local people and his fans will have the opportunity to pay their tributes.

The family has informed that the last rites will be conducted in Nizamabad town, which was D. Srinivas’s own constituency, tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon.

Legacy and Contributions

D. Srinivas was a towering figure in Andhra Pradesh politics, having served not only as the APCC president but also as a minister in various capacities. His political journey began with the Indian National Congress, where he quickly rose through the ranks due to his dedication, leadership skills, and commitment to public service.

Early Life and Political Career

Born in 1952, D. Srinivas started his political career with grassroots-level involvement in the Congress Party. His effective leadership and organizational skills soon earned him significant roles within the party. He was known for his ability to connect with people and his unwavering commitment to their welfare.

Ministerial Tenure

During his tenure as a minister, Srinivas held various portfolios, including Education, Health, and Social Welfare. His tenure was marked by significant developmental projects aimed at improving the quality of life in Andhra Pradesh. He was instrumental in implementing policies that promoted education, healthcare, and social justice.

Party Leadership

As the APCC president, Srinivas played a crucial role in strengthening the Congress Party in Andhra Pradesh. He was known for his strategic acumen and ability to navigate complex political landscapes. His leadership was pivotal during several key elections, and he was respected across the political spectrum for his fairness and dedication.

Personal Life

D. Srinivas was known not only for his political acumen but also for his personal integrity and commitment to social causes. He was a mentor to many young politicians and was always approachable to his constituents. His family, including his son Arvind Dharmapuri, continue to be active in politics, carrying forward his legacy.

Tributes and Condolences

Condolences have been pouring in from various political leaders and public figures who have lauded Srinivas’s contributions to the state and his unwavering commitment to public service. His demise is seen as a significant loss to the political community in Andhra Pradesh.

Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao expressed deep sorrow and highlighted Srinivas’s dedication to the development of the state. “D. Srinivas’s contributions to our state’s political and social fabric will always be remembered. He was a leader of the people, and his absence will be deeply felt,” he said.

Former colleagues from the Congress Party also expressed their grief, recalling his leadership and the values he stood for. “He was a guiding light for many of us in the Congress. His wisdom and leadership were unparalleled,” said a senior Congress leader.

Conclusion

D. Srinivas’s passing marks the end of an era in Andhra Pradesh politics. His legacy of public service, integrity, and dedication to the welfare of the people will continue to inspire future generations. The state mourns the loss of a true leader and a dedicated public servant.

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