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Hans India
16-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Paritala Sunitha pays tributes to CRPF jawan Murali
Shivapuram: Rapthadu MLA Paritala Sunitha paid rich tributes to CRPF jawan Kanchukunta Murali, who died by suicide while on duty in Chhattisgarh. The 65th Battalion jawan, a native of Shivapuram village in Kanaganapalli Mandal, was posted in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, and reportedly took his own life on Monday due to financial distress. Upon the arrival of his mortal remains in his native village, MLA Paritala Sunitha, accompanied by CRPF officials, visited the family to offer her condolences. She placed the national flag over the jawan's body and rendered a ceremonial salute as a mark of respect. Moved by the grief of the family, MLA Sunitha consoled the jawan's wife and relatives, assuring them that the government stands firmly by their side. She immediately announced financial assistance of Rs 50,000, a house site patta, and a government-built house. She also promised a job opportunity for the jawan's sister and assured that all eligible government compensations would be provided soon. 'The untimely death of such a young jawan is deeply saddening. I pray that God gives strength to the grieving family,' Sunitha stated. The matter was also brought to the attention of HRD Minister Nara Lokesh, who responded promptly and assured that the government would fully support the jawan's family. He extended his heartfelt condolences and promised every possible assistance.
Hans India
06-06-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
MLA Sunitha urges public to avoid cutting down trees
Pampanoor: 'Cutting down trees is easy, but growing them is a true challenge,' said Rapthadu MLA Paritala Sunitha, urging people to rethink their actions on World Environment Day. She participated in a large-scale tree plantation programme at the Pampanur Urban Forest in Atmakur mandal, along with District Collector Dr Vinod Kumar, CFO Yashodabai, and DFO officials. As part of the event, around 400 saplings were planted and watered. MLA Sunitha emphasized the importance of environmental preservation and said that every planted sapling should grow into a mighty tree. The event promoted the message: 'Let's plant trees, eliminate plastic pollution, and pass on a greener planet to future generations.' She added that under the vision of Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan, a target of planting one crore trees has been set across Andhra Pradesh, with 3.8 lakh planned for Anantapur district alone. Highlighting past negligence, she recalled how the Pampanur Urban Forest near Subrahmanyeswara and Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy temples was originally developed as a tourism hub during the previous TDP government with the CM's support, but was neglected over the past five years. She called on forest officials to submit a report to restore and develop the park for devotees and tourists. She suggested that even the Electricity Department could reroute lines instead of cutting large trees and called for accountability from officials.
