Mangalore: Veteran CPM Leader, M H Krishnappa, No More


Mangalore: Veteran CPM Leader, M H Krishnappa, No More

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, May 17: Senior CPM leader and freedom fighter, M H Krishnappa (88) breathed his last in a private hospital here on Monday 16 after a brief illness. He is survived by four sons including advocate, Yashwant Maroli, and three daughters.

Krishnappa, who was working for the Indian Navy, took part in the freedom struggle of the country under the leadership of the Communist Party of India. He worked tirelessly for the party, and also discharged duty as its state secretary. He led the leftist agitation of the farmers in Karnataka coast. He had sincerely worked for the proper implementation of Land Reforms Act and against injustices suffered by farmers in the hands of land owners.

Krishnappa’s wife had died about four months ago.

Krishnappa had worked with labour leaders like Ramachandra Rao and B V Kakkillaya for the working class.

  

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  • Clara Lewis, Kemmannu/Dubai

    Tue, May 17 2011

    May the soul rest in peace. Heartfelt condolences to his family.

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  • Satish Kunder, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Tue, May 17 2011

    Dear Mr. Yashawant Maroli,

    Shocked to hear the sad demise of your father. Heartfelt condolences from me and my family.

    May the soul rest in peace.

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