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Former Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Alla Nani Dies
Alla Nani was a politician from Andhra Pradesh.
His full name was A Kali Krishna Srinivas.
He died after suffering a heart attack.
He was 56 years old.
He had served as the state’s deputy chief minister and health minister.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and Nara Lokesh said they were saddened by his death.
Nani lost an Assembly election in 2024 from Eluru.
He later left the YSRCP and joined the TDP.
A Kali Krishna Srinivas, popularly known as Alla Nani, died of a heart attack at age 56.
Srinivas previously served as Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister and health minister.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and TDP working president Nara Lokesh expressed condolences.
Srinivas lost the 2024 Assembly election from Eluru to TDP’s B Radha Krishnayya.
He later left the YSRCP and joined the TDP, according to the report.
- Who
- A Kali Krishna Srinivas, popularly known as Alla Nani, a former Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister.
- What
- He died after suffering a heart attack.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, with the election referenced in the Eluru Assembly segment.
- When
- Tuesday, September 15; the report does not specify a year.
- Why
- The reported cause of death was a heart attack.
Key facts
- Full name
- A Kali Krishna Srinivas
- Popular name
- Alla Nani
- Age at death
- 56
- Cause of death
- Heart attack
- Former offices
- Deputy chief minister and health minister of Andhra Pradesh
- 2024 election
- Lost the Eluru Assembly seat to TDP’s B Radha Krishnayya
- Party change
- Later left the YSRCP and joined the TDP
Quotes
N Chandrababu Naidu
Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh
“The sudden demise of Alla Nani Garu (Kali Krishna Srinivas), former Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh state, has deeply shocked me. It is heartbreaking that he passed away due to a heart attack at the young age of 56”
theprint.in
“The news of the death of TDP leader and former minister Aalla Nani due to a heart attack has caused profound shock. Paying my respects to the memory of Nani Garu.”
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