Telangana Amaraveerulu



2009 Telangana Movement has had its share of sacrifices. Mother Telangana has lost its children many times, in various struggles during several years. In the Sayudha Poratam, we lost 4000 lives against the Nizam’s army. In 1969, more than 370 people including very young students succumbed to the police action instigated by the cruel governance of Kasu Brahmananda Reddy. In the 2009 novel movement, unfortunately again, we lost more than 70 lives. This is a humble dedication to all the Amaraverulu . We will never forget your sacrifices and we will let the world hear about it!

JAI Telangana! Jai Jai Telangana!

According to sources, there are several reports of deaths due to heart attack, and in suicides, in several forms such as hanging, self immolation & consuming pesticides etc.

Jan 25th 2010 more than 1812 students have attempted sucide and out of which 73 were succesful in taking their lifes.

Some of Telangana Amaraveerulu Died in 2009 Movement

Srikanth
K. Srikantha Chary, who had studied Physiotherapy course in ISO Junior college,Tarnaka, became an active activist in LB Nagar area. Shocked by the arrest of KCR on 29th Nov 2009. Srikanth dowsed himself with Kerosine and set ablaze.

Srikanth
He belongs to Mothkur mandal of Nalgonda Dist, but was living in Chaitanyapuri. When Kamineni Hospital refused him treatment., he was rushes to Appolo Hospital with 71% burns.Later he died on 3rd Dec. in hospital, before taking his body to native village, TRS activists and student organized funeral procession in Hyd and was placed at Gunpark Martyrs stupa for a while before performing last rites.



Venugopal
A MCA student K Venugopal Reddy (23), reportedly depressed over the delay in formation of separate Telangana state set himself ablaze at the Osmania University (OU) campus OU . The charred body of K Venugopal Reddy (23), an MCA student of a private college, was found near Tagore Auditorium in the OU premises.

The protesting students did not allow the police to lift Venugopal's body from the spot and insisted on conducting post-mortem from where the body was found after which the authorities were forced to conduct the autopsy in the University campus.

A suicide note purportedly written by Venugopal was recovered from the scene in which he demanded the United Progressive Alliance leaders to immediately initiate measures towards formation of Telangana state.

In the letter written in Telugu, Venugopal allegedly said he was resorting to the extreme step over delay in formation of Telangana.

AVenugopal, a native of Nalgonda district, was an active member of separate Telangana movement and participated in a series of agitations that began from November 30th ,2009.Expressing deep sorrow over the death of Venugopal, Osmania University Vice-Chancellor T Tirupati Rao, termed it as "unfortunate" and appealed the students not to resort to extreme steps.

while atleast 10 students ended their lives in support of separate state for the region.

As his hands were completely burnt, Anelli Shekar Reddy had to use his toe to put the impression on his dying declaration that said he had taken the drastic step in support of a separate Telangana.

Still some of the extremist leaders who were not the Congress men remained in the cause. The non Congress men formed the STPS (Samyukta Telangana Praja Samiti) Leader include, Badri Vishal Pitti, Sada Laxmi, Konda Laxman etc. under leadership of Sridhar Reddy, student leader.

Shekar Reddy succumbed to the burns on Tuesday night at the Osmania General Hospital. A resident of LB Nagar, Reddy participated in the relay hunger strike “He was there till 5 p.m at the hunger strike camp but vanished later. He returned home late when we were all asleep. We were jolted out of sleep by the screams of Shekar and were flabbergasted to see him in flames,”.

Shekar Reddy doused himself with kerosene around 2.30 a.m and set self ablaze. “Even then, he kept shouting Jai Telangana,” The family members shifted him to OGH in a 108 ambulance.

“Even in the hospital, he continued to say Jai Telangana. Linga Reddy and Prasanna, parents of Shekar Reddy, were inconsolable. When a magistrate met Shekar Reddy at the OGH, he reportedly raised slogans in support of Telangana. At 11.30 p.m on Tuesday, Shekar breathed his last. Doctors said he suffered 83 percent burns. Shekar had been working as a car driver from some years. His father Linga Reddy is also a driver.
  • Two Osmania Students Commit Suicide
  • In yet another case of suicide for the cause of Telangana, a 18-year-old girl student set herself ablaze in Mahabubnagar district.

    the deceased identified as Suvarna, a BSc first-year student at a private college in Kothakota town of Mahabubnagar district, attended her classes and returned home by 5.30 pm

    "Suvarna locked herself in a room and lit herself on fire after pouring kerosene A suicide note purportedly written by Suvarna, which was found in her room said that she was apprehensive on if Telangana state would be formed or not.
  • Suresh hanged himself in his house. In a suicidenote, the youth said he was saddened at the delay in carving out a Telangana state. Suresh's family said he was actively participating in the Telangana movement.
  • In Medak district, A Dasarath committed suicide. His relatives said the youth hanged himself.
  • An agricultural labourer in Medak district committed suicide by consuming pesticide. N Kishen (45) resorted to the extreme step after attending a cultural programme on Telangana where artists narrated how K Venugopal Reddy, a student, ended his life.
  • B Anil Kumar hanged himself. The ITI diploma holder in his suicide note wrote that he was sacrificing his life for Telangana.
  • An ITI second year student Kishore (18) committed suicide by consuming pesticide in Rachapalli village of Jammikunta mandal. After watching the news about deterioration of health condition of TRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao, Kishore left his house on Saturday night and was found dead on Sunday morning in the village outskirts with a pesticide bottle.
  • B Ashok (24) committed suicide by dousing kerosene in Narayanpur village of Yellareddypet mandal.
  • Akkanapet village of Husnabad, a youth jumped from the cellphone tower and sustained serious fracture injuries.
  • Intermediate 2nd year student Shiva died allegedly due to heart attack while participating in a rally at Achampet. He developed Chest pain and was shifted to the local hospital where doctors declared brought dead
  • A 24-year-old youth reportedly upset over the "delay" in formation of separate Telangana state committed suicide
A Bhooma Reddy, a native of Adilabad district, who was pursuing a multimedia computer course in the city was found hanging in his room at Erragadda.

Some of Telangana Amaraveerulu Died in 1969 Movement:

Jai Prakash Kumar
The only son of a rich businessman Jai Kumar of Garla, Khammam district was burnt alive in the jamai Osmania Railway Station incident on 28th March 1969. He breathed last with the words “Jai Telangana”. Mr.Prakash Kumar was born in Garla, educated up to School final at the same place and P.U.C in Anwar-uloom College. He was the student of B.E 3rd year when he died with a handsome personality, he had much interest in music and dance and was also a student of Government College of music and dance. The incident as well as death of his unrevealed as the Government never accepted to conduct judicial enquiry about the incident.

Mallaiah_son
Son of Mr.Mallaiah of Pan Bazaar, Secunderabad died in the same police firing on 4th April, 1969, in which Mr.Prakash Rao died .It is most unfortunate that he was killed when he went to rescue the terror-stricken women due to indiscriminate police firing. He was shot when he was guiding them to the safe place. He was the most tragic death as he went to save others but fell victim to police firing, thus he could not save his own life.

Umender Kumar
Son of Mr. Krishna Rao of Zeera, Sec’bad, died in police firing at Raj Bhavan, Hyderabad on 1st May 1969, when Telangana Praja Samithi has observed “Demands Day”. Mr. Umender was a student of B.A. Final Year was President of Sec’bad Evening College Student’s Union and very actively participated in the Telangana Agitation. Police never allowed people to gether to take out a procession and used lathis and tear gas shells freely but people were persist ant even after the police atropines . Police fired indiscriminately the facing students who were raising resting slogans of “Jai Telangana”. Sri Umender was one of the victims of the brutal police firing. He received bullets down uttered Jai Telangana breathed last. His memory will be ever fresh in the minds of students and people of Telangana especially those in Twin Cities.

Venkateshwar
Student of 8th class in Government High School, Kunta Road, Hyderabad was killed on 1st May 1969 at Raj Bhavan Hyderabad. When police opened fire on a huge mob who have gathered there to present a character of demands to the governor of A.P Mr. Venkateshwar was very active in the agitation for separate Telangana. He has participated in Relay Hunger Strike at his School, attended Telangana Conventions at Siddipet, Vikarabad and Nizambad. His last journey was from Charminar to Raj Bhavan in a mammoth procession. His life span was only sixteen years but he lived like a revolutionary.

Prem Kishore
The tragic death of this young boy of 22 in due to stabbing by a Andhra hotel manager in the broad day light on the main through fare of Hyderabad-Abids. Mr.Prem Kishore approached the hotel owner of Durga villas with a request to close his establishment then the manager suddenly stabbed Prem Kishore in his abdomen and ran away. This has happened under the very ease of the armed constables and in broad day light very near to the police station. Roumers are to the effect that Bramananda Reddy himself behind this heinous crime as the culprit though was arrested under the public pressure was later released, on personal insistence of C.M. Mr.Prem Kishore studied in Marvadi Hindi Vidayalaya and Keshav memorial High School, Hyderabad. He was a motor cycle mechanic trainee

Ratnaiah son
Son of Mr.Ratnaiah of Kanchan Bazaar, Secunderabad died on 4th April, 1969, in the indiscriminate police firing near Anjali Talkies, Rashtrapathi Road, and Secunderabad receiving three bullets barrels of brutal Madras Police. He was killed while he was returning from his friend’s house after his studies. This innocent victim was student of 11th class in Kalasiguda High School, Secunderabad. His death was the evidence of brutal murder of innocent people by the police to terrorize the people of Telangana and to suppress the mounting agitation.

Anand
Son of late narayan Rao Gowliguda, Hyderabad was shot dead by police on 2nd June 1969 at 3.00 pm. While he was waiting at the bus stop for a local bus at Gowliguda. This young boy was the main supporter of the family consisting of his old mother, two younger brothers and a sister. His father expired one and half years back. So Anand had to support his family and was doing so by working in a private concern in the city. The old crippled mother has became destitute and wept piteously when our correspond approached her

Krishna Reddy
He was the son of Mamidi Ram Reddy of Shamshabad, Hyderabad, died in police firing at Gowliguda on 2nd June 1969. Krishna Reddy was working as an attender in Mud fort High School, Secunderabad and was the only earning member of his family. He passed matriculation from Shamash bad High School and was an active member of Local Praja Samithi. On the fateful day he was walking through Gowliguda area and a bullet hit him and pierced through the abdomen and he died in the Osmania Hospital on the same day. His ambitious and his parent’s aspirants were buried with him. He aspired to live but police made him to die.

Ramulu
Son of Mr. Elliah of Jambagh, Hyderabad was died at Osman gunj while he was returning to his place of work after taking lunch, at 2.00 pm on June 1969 at Gowliguda. Late Ramulu was working in Messers jay Prakashram and Co., Osman gunj since one year. He was a native of Bommanpad, Mahaboob Nagar District and came to city to earn his livelihood.The bullet hit him in the abdomen and died in Osmania Hospital on the same day. He was a staunch supporter of separate Telangana.

Naryana
Driver in Deccan Ayurvedic Pharmacy, son of Mr. Malllaiah of Ramkote, Hyderabad, died on 3rd June 1969 in police firing when he was standing in the premises of his office as a simple on- looker.Police had a very clear target when their bullet not only killed Mr. Naryana but pierced through Mr. David, a 16 years old boy and hit an electric pole, could not kill it as the same was life less. The tragedy is narrated by his heart broken father, with full of tears in his eyes that police has not even given the dead body of his son. The police spaded away the dead body at the point of the gun and there the same in the police van and took away. Poor Mallaiah was not allowed even to perform the last rights of his son.

Teekaram
Teekaram son of Sri Bazram Singh of Doodh Bawli, Hyderabad was killed on 3rd June 1969 by police bullet while he was ironing the clothes, inside his shop. Teekaram was a washer man and on hearing the disturbances, though he had closed the shop, a bullet penetrates through the door and pierced into his chest. He died instantly. He left behind a wife, two sons and a daughter.This simple example is just enough to show that the police was shooting madly in whatever direction they could fire. In some places it is strange to be that even animals like dogs were that victims of police firings.

Narsi Reddy
Son of Sri Ram Reddy was a cart driver, while returning to his house with fodder for his bullock carts on 4th June 1969, he became a victim to the bullets. After the death and events that followed, one is bound to believe that were not living in Democracy in Telangana, but in the reign of terror of Nazi Rule.
. Mr.Narsi Reddy fell down as the bullet hit him. Seeing this, his wife ran to him and fell unconsciously on him but police has beaten her mercilessly for requesting them to hand over her husband’s body. Thus she even deprived of performing last rights of her husband.

Devi Rao
Son of Mr. Devi Rao, he was in lawyer practicing law in Bhongir, Nalgonda District.He came to Hyderabad to see his family residing in Aliabad on 4th June 1969 he stepped out of his house to call his children who were playing out side, unaware of the tense situation. Before he could able to reach the road, bullets hit him and fell down. He came to save his children but lost his life.His two sons aged 5 and 7 years and his young wife were sitting in their house when our reporter approached them and tears were rolling over her cheeks while narrating the tragic tale. Our reporter was moved when his youngest son asked about the where-about of his father.

Krishna
Eldest son of Sri Rapole Chandraiah of Gowlipura, Hyd was shot on 4th June 1969 while he went to purchase cigarettes during his lunch interval at Kandhikalgate, Gowlipura.June 3rd, 4th and 5th were days of tragedy for Telangana in general and Twin Cities in particular when police opened fire many times, killing scores of people and most of them were innocent like Krishna.Krishna received bullet in his abdomen and was admitted into Osamania Hospital where he died on 11th June 1969.Being the only bread earner for his family consisting of his wife and a young son of two years, Krishna met an untimely death.

Son of Rasheed
Son of Mr. M. A. Rasheed of Chilkalguda, Secunderabad, was killed on 4th June 1969 while he rushed into a by lane in panic near Monda Market, Secunderabad to save himself from the bullets of police. Even in that lane he was shot by the police at 10.30 am. He was admitted into the Hospital and died at 11.10 a.m. leaving behind five brothers and old parents.He studied up to 8th class and was working as a Mechanic in Sham’s Auto Works, Chilkalguda to support his big family. The family lost its bread winner .

Pentaiah
Son of Sri Laxmaiah, resident of Musheerabad, Hyderabad Late Pentaiah was working as carpenter in king’s wood, Mozamjahi Market. On 4th June while proceeding to attend a marriage party he became the victim to the police firing in nampally area. The bullet hit him on the for-head and his shoes were shattered into pieces and he died on the spot.He left behind his widow, two sons and three daughters to face the odds of this world, as he was the only bread earner for the whole family

Sarva Reddy
The eldest son of Mr.Pasham Vengal Reddy of cherlapally, Mahaboob Nagar District, died in the same incident, in which Mr.Prakash Kumar involved incident of Jamai Osmania Railway Station on 28th March, 1969 He completed his P U C in Gadwal, Mahboob Nagar District and he was the student of B.E 4th year. He was eloquent speaker and good sportsmen. He left behind three younger brothers, two sisters and aged parents, to be mean his death. He was burnt in Jamai Osamania Railway Station and died in Gandhi Hospital, Secunderabad revealing the henious crimes of the police in his dying declaration. His last words were “Jai Telangana”. Mr.Sarva Reddy died but lives for ever, in the memory of the people of Telangana in general and his native village which was named after as” Sarva Reddy Nagar”. He was the spark for the revolution that engulfed in Gadwal area

Bhushanam
Bhushanam son of Late Sri. N. Jangaiah, resident of Ghasmandi, Secunderabad was shot dead by the police on 4th June 1969 at Ghasmandi cross roads.Bhushanam was in search of a job. While returning home he met with a bullet which had already made an innocent boy its victim who died immediately. Mr. Bhushanam died later in the Hospital. His mother crippled down with grief at her son’s loss and became utterly helpless. He left behind a sister, a brother and his old mother. The boy who died with Bhushanam could not be identified, so the dead body was taken away by the police as destitute, even without notifying or publishing this tragic death.

Savitri and Shiv Kumar
Wife and son of Sri Shankraiah. Savitri and Shiv Kumar were hit by bullets on 4th June 1969 in front of their house (No: 6578, Market Street, Secunderabad). Later both of them died in Hospital. (Mother on 4th and Child on 5th).With this tragic incident, Mr. Shankaraiah, who was doubly deprived of his beloved wife and loving son, became mentally effected and could speak only few words before he started weeping, when our correspondent visited him.


Narender
Eldest son of Madhava Rao of Kavadiguda, Secunderabad, he was a student of XI class (H.S.C) in Adayya Memorial High School.On 4th June 1969, Narender was on the first floor of his house reading a book, but he could not finish it and his life was finished once for all, by a bullet fired by the police which pierced through his body.He was an active member of Local Praja Samithy and also participated in hunger strikes. Dharnas and Satyagrahas.His parents were so grief-stricken that who-ever approaching them for Narender, they weep piteously and narrating of the pathetic tale.

Buddhulal
Son of Cousulal, resident of Monda Market, Secunderabad was shot dead on 27th June 1969 near Green Hotel, Ashok Nagar, Secunderabad by delirious police.Buddhulal was a fruit merchant and was the main earning member of his family consisting of four brothers, two sisters and his old parents. He was an active member of local Praja Samithi.On the fateful day, he was in procession which was taken out at the resignation of the Chief Minister.The day, on which his marriage ceremony was to be celebrated, his tenth day obituary ceremonv was performed.

Narsing Rao
Son of Mr. Sattaiah of sattanna galli, Puranapul, Hyderabad, was shot at puranapul while ha come out in search of his mother, on 7th June 1969 at about 5.00 pm.Mr. Narsing Rao, student of 7th class in Co-Education school, Rahimpura, Hyderabad was a brilliant student of his class. This young boy sensed the tense situation in locality and went out to fetch his mother but died of police bullet on the way, which struct him on the forehead, breaking the skull.Poor Narsing Rao could no more to his mother. The residents elected a fitting memorial in the name of the Young Hero.

David
Son of Mr. K.J. Reuben, resident of Chappal Bazaar, Hyderabad, and Late David was a student of Nrupatunga High School and was interested in music and actively participated in the Telangana Agitation.On 3rd June while he was waiting for his Sister and Aunt at Kachiguda road, Hyderabad .He became the victim to brut police firing .The bullet which hit him, had earlier killed Mr. Narayana before hitting him. Master David died in Osmania Hospital where his body was carried away by the police and was not returned to his parents for rightful religious obsequies. Before he could able to see his loving sister and benevolent aunt, police forced him to see the death.

Narender
Son of Mr. M.A. Mannan of chilkalguda, Secunderabad was killed by the sub-inspector Kulvanth Singh on 5th June 1969, when the curfew was in force Mr.Shafeeq was a student of Eleventh class in Wesley Boys High School in Secunderabad. He represented our States as N.C.C. Cadet in Delhi Contingent on the Republic day parade this year, 1969. On 5th of June when his two nephews ignorantly left the house, Mr.Shafeeq Ahmed went out to bring them back and suddenly the Sub-inspector on duty shot him on the forehead with his receiver. When the parents noticing this, rushed towards the body, they were stopped at the point of the revolver. Mr. Shafeeq died on the same day in Gandhi Hospital.Two faithful dogs which were barking at the frenzy police were also shot dead in chilkalguda on the same day. Poor dumb animals!

Moses
My son master Moses a third standard student of Saint Peter’s School, was shot by police on 3rd June 1969 at Gunfoundary, Hyderabad. The police who opened fire on innocent boys like my son who was eleven years old, did not even care to take the injured, they also tried to hush-up the case, as they did not even report the matter to the concerned authorities says his aggrieved father Mr. Lawrence Joseph, Gunfoundary, Hyderabad. He further appeals to “continue the struggle for statehood for Telangana, for which hundreds of souls, including my son have sacrified their lives”.

renuka
Student of 6th class in Govt. High School, Chaderghat, Daughter of Sri D. Lingaiah of Osmanpura, Hyderabad , was killed with three bullets in a row in the police firing on 3rd June 1969, When the police opened fire more than a dozen times in Hyderabad to control the mob fury.The only daughter of parents, Kumari Renuka has actively participated in Telangana moment from the beginning by under taking hunger strike, going to jail twice and offering herself to the bullets of police.On the fateful day, Renuka was standing in front of her house and she was killed.
Eleven years old poor renuka! What is the sin she has committed.
Source by telangana history

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