Archive · 25 Sep 2026
Minister Assures Support for Family of Deceased Engineering Student
Engineering student Thandra Akshitha Rani died after two people allegedly forced pesticide into her.
The incident happened on September 13.
Police arrested both accused within 24 hours.
Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar visited her family.
He offered support and said the government would seek rigorous imprisonment for those accused.
He also asked police to prepare a strong charge sheet.
The family will receive ₹4.12 lakh and an Indiramma house.
An MLA also promised a job for one family member.
Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar visited Thandra Akshitha Rani’s family in Peddapalli district.
Police arrested two accused within 24 hours of the September 13 death.
The minister urged police to file a fool-proof charge sheet in the case.
The family will receive ₹4.12 lakh in ex gratia and an Indiramma house.
Peddapalli MLA Ch. Vijayaramana Rao promised a job for one family member.
- Who
- Engineering student Thandra Akshitha Rani, her family, two accused, Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar, and Peddapalli MLA Ch. Vijayaramana Rao.
- What
- The minister assured support to Akshitha Rani’s family and urged strict legal action against two accused in her death.
- When
- The minister’s visit took place on Thursday; the death occurred on September 13.
- Where
- The victim’s house in Regadimaddikunta, Sultanabad mandal, Peddapalli district.
- Why
- The minister visited to console the family and discuss government assistance and action in the death case.
- Victim
- Thandra Akshitha Rani, an engineering student
- Incident date
- September 13
- Accused
- Two people were reportedly involved
- Arrests
- Both accused were arrested within 24 hours
- Ex gratia
- ₹4.12 lakh
- Housing support
- An Indiramma house will be allotted to the family
- Employment support
- One family member will be offered a job