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Sambi Reddy's death is not connected to Onion queues: Minister Kodali Nani
State Minister for Civil Supplies Kodali Nani on Tuesday morning visited the family of Sambireddy, who died of a heart attack at Gudivada Farmer's Bazaar.
State Minister for Civil Supplies Kodali Nani on Tuesday morning visited the family of Sambi Reddy, who died of a heart attack at Gudivada Farmer's Bazaar. On this occasion, Nani learned about the cause of Sambi Reddy's demise. Kodali Nani, who later criticized the opposition, said that Sambi Reddy did not die standing the queue.
Minister alleged that TDP leaders approached the deceased's family asking them to spread the false propaganda claiming to have died in a tussle. However, the minister said that Sambi Reddy had died of a heart attack. The Sambi Reddy, who works as an RTC conductor, is economically good enough.
"He said he had retired voluntarily after having a heart attack in the past. Sambi Reddy's two sons are working as software engineers in Hyderabad, building a three-story house in Gudivada," Nani asserted. He accused the opposition of mudslinging on the govt and termed it as foolishness on the part of TDP and Jana Sena for spreading lies.
