Vangaveeti Scion To Big Bachelorhood Soon?

Telugu land is blessed with many leaders who fought for public issues and became the voice of the voiceless. Mass Leader Vangaveeti Mohana Ranga has special pages for him given his big legacy. Even after his demise, his name is still relevant in contemporary politics. This speaks volumes about his legacy.

Vangaveeti Mohan Ranga's legacy is continued now by his son Vangaveeti Radhakrishna. The ex-MLA is expected to contest the next elections. Now reports are doing rounds about a piece of news concerning his personal life and the Vangaveeti fans are happy with these reports.

Reports are abuzz that Vangaveeti Scion is all set to bid goodbye to his bachelorhood. As per the information, a match was fixed for Radha and the engagement ceremony is likely to happen this month and the marriage ceremony might happen next year. The girl is said to be from Narasapuram.

If we have to take anything from the media reports, then Radha is expected to get married to Jakkam Pushpavalli, the younger daughter of Narsapur ex-Municipal chairman Jakkam Aammani and Babji. The Engagement ceremony might take place on the 19th of this month and the wedding might happen on the 6th of this month. The match was fixed by the closed circles and is an arranged marriage.

Vangaveeti fans are happy to hear the news though there is no clarity about whether it is true or not. We might get clarity on this in a few days to know the truth in the news that is doing rounds.

Though Radhakrishna entered politics following the footsteps of his father Ranga, he did not have an easy time. He managed to win elections for one time. However, he is yet to taste the second victory and the Vangaveeti fans are hopeful that he might become successful this time.

He served as the Vijayawada East constituency MLA in the combined state between 2004-09 as a Congress leader. However, he lost the 2014 polls. Later, he left the party and joined the YSRCP. But he could not stay there long and joined the Telugu Desam Party. He is likely to contest the next elections.