Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Congress leaders support Eshwara Chary's family
A man named Sai Eshwar Chary, who was 32 years old, set himself on fire to protest because the government did not give enough jobs and opportunities to people like him.
He had three children.
Some important leaders from the Congress party visited his family and gave them money to help.
They also said they are sorry and will try to make things better for people like Eshwar Chary.
Sai Eshwar Chary, a 32-year-old Backward Classes activist and cab driver, committed suicide by self-immolation on December 4.
He protested against the Congress government's failure to implement 42% BC reservations.
Congress leaders, including TPCC Chief B Mahesh Kumar Goud and Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar, visited Chary's family and extended Rs 5 lakh in financial support.
The leaders expressed their condolences and assured full support to Chary's family.
The Congress party reaffirmed its commitment to BC reservations and vowed to fight for their implementation.
- Who
- Sai Eshwar Chary, a 32-year-old Backward Classes activist and cab driver
- What
- Committed suicide by setting himself ablaze in protest against the Congress government's failure to implement 42% BC reservations
- When
- December 4
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To protest against the Congress government's failure to implement 42% BC reservations
- Name
- Sai Eshwar Chary
- Age
- 32
- Occupation
- Cab driver and Backward Classes activist
- Incident
- Suicide by self-immolation
- Date of Incident
- December 4
- Reason
- Protest against Congress government's failure to implement 42% BC reservations
- Financial Support
- Rs 5 lakh
- Congress Leaders Involved
- TPCC Chief B Mahesh Kumar Goud, Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar, BC Commission Chairman G Niranjan, corporation chairmen—Eravatri Anil Kumar, Mettu Sai Kumar, Nuthi Srikanth Goud