Paying respects to his mortal remains at the hospital, Chief Minister MK Stalin said Sankaraiah’s life is a life of sacrifices. “A lifelong fighter against oppression, his life and sacrifices would forever remain in the pages of history” the CM said, adding that his last rites would be held with state honours.
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