Vows support to bereaved family
PNS n NAGULUPPALAPADU
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has expressed deep anguish over the brutal murder of former MPP and Bapatla parliamentary constituency representative Muppavarapu Veeraiah Chowdary. Visiting the late leader’s residence in Ammanabrolu, Prakasam district, the CM paid floral tributes to the mortal remains and offered heartfelt condolences to the grieving family.
“I am unable to come to terms with the loss of Veeraiah Chowdary,” said CM Chandrababu, highlighting the leader’s unwavering commitment to the party and his constituency. Describing Veeraiah as a dedicated and accessible leader, Chandrababu noted that his murder was a result of rivals’ inability to confront effective leadership. He assured that 12 special police teams have been deployed to investigate and apprehend those responsible for the crime.
Consoling Veeraiah’s wife Sucharita and son Chandra Siddharth, the Chief Minister promised that the party would stand firmly with the family. “We consider you as part of our own family,” he said.
Veeraiah’s contributions were lauded as invaluable. He had walked for 100 days along with Nara Lokesh during the ‘Yuvagalam Padayatra’ and actively supported the Amaravati farmers’ march. In the 2024 General Elections, he led the TDP to a majority of over 10,000 votes in Naguluppalapadu mandal and served as the party in-charge for Chirala constituency.
Chandrababu urged the public, party workers, and media to share any information related to the incident with authorities, even anonymously through the toll-free number 9121104784. Several ministers, MLAs and TDP leaders also paid homage to the late leader.
