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Former Bhadardari MLA Sunnam Rajaiah Succumbs To Pandemic
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 Aug 2020 5:19 AM GMT
Former Bhadradri MLA Sunnam Rajaiah who is known for his simple lifestyle and his love for people lost his life to the ongoing pandemic. The 58-year-old breathed his last breath on Monday night.
It has been reported that Sunnam Rajaiah who served as MLA for three terms went for pandemic tests around 10 days and the tests declared him negative. However, his family again got him tested for the virus on Monday.
With the leader testing positive for the ongoing pandemic, he was rushed to Vijayawada for further treatment, but sadly, the treatment couldn't save him and he passed away yesterday.
Looking at his political career, Sunnam Rajaiah served as MLA for three terms in 1999,2004, and 2014. He used to have a simple life that he preferred traveling in RTC buses and Autos for attending Assembly sessions.
After Telangana was carved out of Andhra Pradesh, seven mandals that fall under the Khammam district were merged into AP which forced Rajaiah to take part in 2019 polls from Rampachodavaram constituency but failed to emerge victoriously.
It has been reported that Sunnam Rajaiah who served as MLA for three terms went for pandemic tests around 10 days and the tests declared him negative. However, his family again got him tested for the virus on Monday.
With the leader testing positive for the ongoing pandemic, he was rushed to Vijayawada for further treatment, but sadly, the treatment couldn't save him and he passed away yesterday.
Looking at his political career, Sunnam Rajaiah served as MLA for three terms in 1999,2004, and 2014. He used to have a simple life that he preferred traveling in RTC buses and Autos for attending Assembly sessions.
After Telangana was carved out of Andhra Pradesh, seven mandals that fall under the Khammam district were merged into AP which forced Rajaiah to take part in 2019 polls from Rampachodavaram constituency but failed to emerge victoriously.
