MLA's Gunman Dies in Tragic Road Accident After Colliding with Wild Boar

NEWS CHARIOT : In a tragic incident in Telangana, Muttangi Srinivas, the gunman for Chevella MLA Kale Yadayya, lost his life in a freak accident when he collided with a wild boar on the road. The heart-wrenching event took place in the Rangareddy district, near Velimela, while Srinivas was riding his motorcycle on official duty.

Srinivas, a 28-year-old constable from Bulkapur village, was stationed as a gunman for MLA Kale Yadayya. The unfortunate accident occurred while he was traveling from Sangareddy to Velimela. As he was passing through the outskirts of Velimela Tanda, a wild boar suddenly emerged onto the road, causing Srinivas to lose control of his motorcycle. The animal unexpectedly appeared, and before he could react, Srinivas crashed into the boar and was thrown off his bike. The impact caused severe injuries, and he tragically died at the scene.

The news of Srinivas’s untimely death spread quickly, sending shockwaves through his family, friends, and colleagues. His family members immediately rushed to the accident site, and the police procedures were followed before his body was transferred to the government hospital in Pattancheru for post-mortem.

MLA Kale Yadayya, deeply affected by the loss of his dedicated gunman, visited the hospital to pay his respects. Speaking emotionally about Srinivas, the MLA recalled his gunman as a kind and cheerful person who had served with him for four years. “Srinivas was always calm and dedicated to his duties. He was a great person and worked with a sense of responsibility. His untimely demise is a huge loss,” said Yadayya, extending his heartfelt condolences to Srinivas’s family.

The tragic incident has drawn attention to the dangers posed by wild animals crossing roads, particularly in rural areas where such accidents are becoming increasingly common. Srinivas’s sudden death has left his family in deep sorrow, and his colleagues are mourning the loss of a dedicated officer.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictability of road travel, even for those on official duty, and the unfortunate impact of wildlife on rural road safety.