Kadapa Leaders Honour Sitaram Yechury’s Legacy At Memorial Gathering

Kadapa – Andhra Pradesh (Before It’s News – IC): Comrade Sitaram Yechury, CPI(M) National General Secretary, was hailed as one of India’s most esteemed leaders at a memorial meeting in Kadapa on Friday. Leaders from various political parties and associations praised his lifelong dedication to secularism, democracy, and his contributions to parliamentary democracy.

• Yechury’s unparalleled services praised 

At the memorial meeting, held under the leadership of the CPM Kadapa District Committee, prominent figures including former MPs, legislators, and district leaders lauded Yechury’s service to the nation. Former MP and CPM Central Committee member MA Gafur, Narreddy Tulsi Reddy, APCC Media Chief and other notable leaders from Kadapa spoke of Yechury’s visionary leadership. Despite ideological differences, speakers highlighted his ability to unite people beyond personal differences.

• A celebrated parliamentarian  

Leaders noted that Yechury’s contributions to strengthening India’s parliamentary democracy earned him recognition as one of the best parliamentarians. His ability to work across party lines and provide valuable insights through debates and speeches was highlighted as a key aspect of his respected legacy.

• A smile and legacy that endures

Speakers reflected on Yechury’s ever-present smile and his commitment to a just and democratic society. They urged the public to follow in his footsteps, carrying forward his ideals and ambitions. The meeting ended with tributes to his life and work, with leaders expressing their deep admiration.

The event saw participation from several notable leaders across party lines and progressive associations, including CPI, BSP, Lok Satta, Aam Aadmi Party, Mahajana Rajyam Party, RSP. Cultural department members, women’s movement leaders, and Dalit and Christian community leaders also attended in large numbers.

• Solidarity from progressive ideologies 

Representatives from various democratic and progressive groups, such as Mahajana Rajyam Party President Sangati Manohar and Forward Block Leader Jayawardhan, expressed their solidarity, further emphasizing Yechury’s broad appeal across political and ideological spectrums. 

(Source: South India Media/IAIJ/BIN/DPJB)