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The Hindu
The Hindu
National
K. Umashanker

Government land sought for installation of statues of Marudhu brothers and Mudaliyar Bhavan

Representatives of the Mudaliyar community led by the Andhra Pradesh State Mudaliyar Welfare and Development Committee chairman T.G. Suresh on November 27 (Monday) submitted memoranda to Rajampet MP P.V. Midhun Reddy in Tirupati and Collector Sagili Shanmohan in Chittoor, seeking allocation of government land for the installation of statues of 17th century Tamil warrior brothers, popularly known as Marudhu brothers, and the construction of a ‘Mudaliyar Bhavan’ in Chittoor.

Mr. Suresh told the media that the Marudhu brothers of the Sivagangai area in Tamil Nadu waged a battle against the British and sacrificed their lives in the late 17th century. “Even after three and a half centuries, the Marudhu brothers continue to inspire the Mudaliyar community. The community has also requested the State government to provide land for the construction of a Mudaliyar Bhavan in Chittoor. The MP and the Collector assured that they would send the proposals to the State government soon,” he said.

Mudaliyar community leaders Rajasekhar, A.G. Balaji, and corporator Mohammad Hussain Ali Sha were also present.

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