YSRCP leaders pay tributes to poet Molla on birth anniversary

Leaders of the YSR Congress Party paid affluent tributes to noted Telugu writer Molla connected her commencement day astatine the party’s cardinal bureau successful Tadepalli adjacent present connected Friday. Floral tributes were paid to her representation during a commemorative programme organised by the party.

The speakers described Molla arsenic a visionary writer who made the Ramayana accessible to communal radical done her elemental and lucid Telugu. They recalled that her literate brilliance had earned the admiration of the large Vijayanagara emperor Krishnadevaraya. Despite being calved successful a distant village, Molla overcame the societal barriers of sex and caste favoritism prevalent successful her clip and near an indelible people connected Telugu literate history, they said.

Speaking connected the occasion, MLC and YSRCP cardinal bureau in-charge Lella Appi Reddy said Molla’s beingness continues to animate generations, arsenic she proved done her writings that poorness is nary obstruction to talent. He urged radical to gully inspiration from her achievements and noted that her works person secured a imperishable spot successful the hearts of Telugu readers.

Former Salivahana Corporation president Purushottam recalled that during the tenure of erstwhile Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, the State authorities had recognised Molla’s commencement day arsenic a State festival done G.O. No. 99. He thanked the erstwhile Chief Minister for giving owed designation to the poet.

Mr. Purushottam alleged that the contiguous conjugation authorities had neglected the Salivahana assemblage and expressed anticipation that amended days would instrumentality erstwhile Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy becomes Chief Minister again.

Several YSRCP leaders, including Badisa Ganesh, Bapanapalli Ravikumar, Nalluri Shivaji, Pedapudi Kishore, Rajesh, Dr. Ramanamam, G. Shivakumar, Vijayawada corporator Alampur Vijayalakshmi and Pensioners Association president Bapanapalli Veeranjaneyulu, participated successful the programme.