Freedom fighter B Kishan Rao no more
He collaborated with fellow freedom fighter Bhimajja Muradi and contributed to the Gajendragad camp, raising awareness against the Razakars of the Hyderabad Nizam. After independence, Kishan Rao continued his education and entered the legal profession in 1955. In 1983, the govt acknowledged him as a freedom fighter, and he received numerous awards and honours throughout his life. He passed away on Sunday due to health complications related to ageing.
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