Anasuya Dansari (Seethakka)

Anasuya Dansari, famously, Seethakka, is an Indian Politician of the Indian National Congress Party and a Member of the Legislative Assembly of Mulugu Assembly Constituency, Telangana and State in-charge of Chhattisgarh Mahila Congress, India

CHILDHOOD AND EDUCATION:

Seethakka grew up as a leader of the ordinary people without pretending to be an MLA. An impoverished Adivasi family in Jaggannapet village, Mulugu Mandal, Warangal district, she was born on July 9, 1971.

Anasuya is the second child of the couple whose father is Sammayya and whose mother is Sammakka. They named her Anasuya in honour of their father and mother. Seethakka was educated at a government hostel in Mulugu district up to the tenth grade. in a poor Adivasi family living in Jaggannapet village, Mulugu Mandal, Warangal district.

Since she was a child, Seethakka deeply desired to help others. Godavari floods flooded Mulugu and its surrounding villages in 1986 when she was in class 8. Anasuya and her pals gathered donations for three days and deposited around 13,500 to support the flood victims.

CARRER AS A NAXALITE:

At school and in their dormitories, Anasuya sticks up for their classmates. Seethakka, inspired by her brother-in-law, embarked on a forest path in 1988. In her youth, she was a member of the Naxal movement because she felt compelled to stand up for the rights of people less fortunate than herself. The Naxal movement drew her in when she was 14 years old. She joined and soon began fulfilling her aspirations of bringing justice to the people.

She deemed it an appropriate venue for expressing herself. During the uprising, Anasuya’s name was changed to Seethakka. She was a part of the Naxal movement for several years and helped the poor. Seethakka was rewarded for her selfless acts there. That’s when she decided to leave the Naxal movement and advocate for the vulnerable members of society.

About six times throughout her tenure with the Naxals, she managed to flee an ambush. On the other hand, she was uncompromising in her commitment to the values she cherished. Seethakka married Kunja Ramu, the Janashakti commander’s brother-in-law, during the rebellion. After that, Seethakka was subsumed into the flow of existence after a few days.

CAREER IN POLITICS:

When she graduated from Padala Ram Reddy Law College with her LLB, she cared about people who were not even doing so well. She began her career in law in Warangal before transitioning toward politics, believing that she could better assist the people if she were in a position of power.

Podem Veeraiah, a member of the Congress Party, defeated her in 2004 when she competed for the Telugu Desam Party nomination. After the united state was partitioned, she joined the Indian National Congress Party. Seethakka was elected to the Mulugu Legislative Assembly for the first time in 2009 after defeating Congress Party candidate Podem Veeraiah on behalf of the Telugu Desam Party.

In the 2014 assembly elections, she was ousted by Telangana Rashtra Samithi candidate Ajamilal Chandulal after establishing the Telangana state. She was re-elected to the Mulugu Constituency MLA in 2018 after defeating Telangana Rashtra Samithi candidate Ajamilal Chandulal.

In 2018, she reinforced her service and work as the All India Mahila Congress General Secretary by strengthening her responsibilities, constantly considering their well-being, and gaining the esteem of the population.

Seethakka sustains the trustworthiness in her and her service by concentrating on the immediate wellbeing of the people and initiatives that would help the Party expand.

Seethakka was appointed as the State Incharge of Chhattisgarh Mahila Congress of Chhattisgarh State in 2019 to encourage the focus towards the need for effective expansion in people by doing his part to resolve the sufferings faced by the people after obtaining the control and carrying out all activities as his dedication to the welfare of the people and by fully complying with a code of conduct.

Seethakka Service to the People:

• In the Mahabubabad tribal girls’ ashram school, despite knowing that the dal they were eating included a snail, the same dal was served to the students, causing 36 of them to get unwell. Seethakka, a legislator from Mulugu, stated that the government must work carefully to prevent such defects from happening, give nutritious food to the students, and keep residential schools sanitary.
• Under Modi’s administration, the costs of essential goods have soared, gasoline and fuel prices have risen, and GST has been placed on infant formula. People are in deep mourning. As a result of Modi, who came to office promising to create two crore jobs per year, selling the public sector firms established by previous Congress administrations, and depriving youngsters of employment possibilities, a suicidal scenario has arisen. The satyagraha beginning of Mulugu MLA Seethakka was informed of the BJP government.
• If the East India Company plundered the British country’s money, now the Modi India Company is employing the CBI and ED to rob the country’s riches and transfer it to Adani and Ambani. In the partisan inquiry of Sonia Gandhi, Danasari Seethakka partaken in the Satyagraha Diksha conducted at Khandistu Gandhi Bhavan.
• Mulugu Legislator Danasari Seethakka has demanded that the government immediately compensate the farmers after the check dam constructed at Pachala Nadukuda failed for a second time at the request of the farmers in the Nizamabad district. After inspecting the area where more than 10 acres of cultivated land was washed away, not a single cent was given to the farmers for the damages sustained in the history.
• Jalaga Lancha brook in Tadwai Mandal was examined after the trench collapsed owing to severe rains in Mulugu district during the last two days, and Seethakka and Ethurunagaram flood victims were provided with essential commodities and assistance.
• Denouncing the actions of forest officers raiding farmers on fallow lands in the new Guda Mandal centre of Mulugu Constituency, MLA Seethakka, National Women’s General Secretary of the Congress Party, appeared with Congress party members and farmers in front of an office and Tehsildar’s office.
• Seethakka visited there with the assistance of law students from Jawaharlal Nehru, Osmania, and Nalsar Universities to support the education of children whose homes and belongings had been destroyed by fire. While in the wilderness, a student handed her his favourite fruits. Seethakka, a member of the Mulugu Legislative Assembly, congratulated the legal students of several institutions who are assisting students with their studies.
• Seethakka, the National Women General Secretary for the Congress Party. In the Pogulla Palli village in Kota Guda Mandal, Mulugu MLA Seethakka, National Women’s General Secretary of the Congress Party, conducted the Racha Banda event. On this occasion, she stated that the Congress party is willing to address the farmers’ issues. Those who believed that our lives would improve and our suffering would cease once Telangana was established. What happened to the underprivileged during the reign of KCR? They said they would build compact dwellings since they do not want double bedrooms.
• Pubs that have become an impediment to unlawful activities must be shut down to bring down this government of six murderers. The police apprehended Mahender Reddy after President Naini Rajender Reddy launched a dharna in Warangal seeking justice for the underage girl without prejudice and harsh punishment for the culprits.
• TPCC Working President & Sangareddy MLA Jagga Reddy and NSUI State President Balmur Venkat informed the community Mulugu MLA Seethakka MLA to allow many individuals to bring the RRBMTPC check at Banjarahills Police Station. Although the party have consented to Kateer and requested the government to consider it, the government is presently detaining the congress leaders when they want a delay; thus, delaying it is not an option.
• Govinda Raopet Mandal Despite the darkness of the night, villagers from Kodishala Kunta village, Govindaraopet Mandal, walked to a town that did not even have the power to illuminate their dwellings.
• On this occasion, Mulugu MLA Seethakka visited the newly imprisoned Congress party leaders in Warangal Central Jail. Seethakka stated that she would soon inform the leaders that TRS leaders were planning to file criminal charges against Congress party officials and create terror in the countryside.
• Telangana State Chief Minister “Sri Kalvakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao” was greeted by Adivasi MLAs Shri Rega Kantha Rao, Shri Atram Sakku, Mrs. Seethakka and Podam Veeraiah. During the meeting, the MLAs requested that the Chief Minister handle the problem of unused land.
• The governor and Seethakka reviewed the political events in the state. They informed the present government that the former governor had sworn in Srinivas Yadav, who had won with a different party, as a minister. Former Governor Narasimhan lashed out against anti-defection. Seethakka and the Leaders have demanded that the government take action against the twelve Congress MLAs elected to TRS. The governor pledged to uphold the constitution after outlining how he would appoint party-switching MLA Sabitha Indra Reddy to minister.
• Women participating in the by-election campaign in the town of Hujur Nagar greeted National Women’s General Secretary and Mulugu MLA Seethakka with tilak garlands. The prominent leader of TGS Mandal, Bhavani Reddy, participated in this event.
• Mulugu MLA Seethakka attended the distribution of tractors at the Mulugu district MPDO office to the farmers.
• Governor Tamilisai has received complaints from Congress leaders on the conduct of police in Telangana state.
• As a courtesy invitation to the largest Adi Vasi Maha Jatara Sri Sammakka-Saralamma Maha Jatara, Malkajigiri MP Revanth Reddy was invited today by Mulugu MLA Seethakka and Sammakka-Saralamma Bangar, Congress Party working president.
• Nallela Lacchavva, the mother of Mulugu District Congress President Nallela Kumaraswamy, deceased and floral tributes were offered to her corpse.
• Thirty-one NSUI students who assaulted the Bhavan have been detained; they have hailed the court for granting them bail and requested the Telangana administration to at least take heed of their requests and revoke the decision to hold exams for the students at this point in time.
• Seethakka demanded that the government pay out 15,000 per acre in compensation to every farmer who lost a crop.
• Many people remember the police officers who sacrificed their lives while performing their duty without counting their blessings, Traffic S. in Hanmakondo, Corona’s capital city. While in Mulugu, MLA Seethakka paid a visit to his family and paid his respects to Pagadaiah, who was filling in for him at the time.
• The Mulugu MLA During a meeting at the Mulugu MLA camp, Seethakka visited officials from the Panchayat Raj, IB, and R&B departments. The severe rains over the last several days have caused roads to get blocked, ponds and dams to overflow, and many towns are still unable to use transportation or face hardships as a result. In the assembly, she plans to advocate for the distribution of monies to improve Mulugu Constituency. She advised the authorities to keep an eye on the constituency from time to time as a joint effort to ensure its long-term success.
• Raju Pagidda Mulugu MLA Seethakka paid their respects to the corpse of Kota Guda Mandal Punugondla villager Penaka Muralidhar, who had died of a heart attack.
• Seethakka Conveyed thanks to the people of Radraram, Mallu Palli, Ande, and the villages and owed that will always be available to the people of my village to support the victory of Congress Party candidate Cheruku Srinivas Reddy in the Dubbaka by-election campaign; she would like to express my gratitude to them for their support and love. People in Dubbaka have been instructed, along with those in Mulugu Constituency, that they would henceforth give aid to activists who encounter difficulties.
• Kumara Aditya, a district collector of Mulugu, met with the Mulugu MLA, Seethakka District Collector Govinda Rao Peta Mandal, and also was there, stated that in 1966 the farmers of these villages received 447 acres of government land under the community patta programme; forest authorities reported that 54 acres of this land are now being farmed. 93 farmers are being held hostage due to the government’s plan to seize property from their neighbours’ farms. The letter claims that action will be taken immediately to ensure the farmers receive their rightful compensation.
• Seethakka, a Mulugu MLA, attended the Devada Irrigation Department’s review meeting. The Godavari is not considered to include the Kannai Gudem, Eturu Nagaram, and Mangapet Mandals, according to Seethakka on this occasion, and Devada Tupakula Gudem Barrage Kanthanapalli is in this area, but the people of this area are facing water or other issues related to their cultivated land, so a lift should be arranged on the Godavari, and irrigation water should be provided to Mangapet Tadwai Mandal.
• Mulugu MLA Seethakka, National Women General Secretary of Congress Party, encouraged Rajitha Parameshwar Reddy, the corporator candidate of Division 10, to win in Ramantapur Lakshmi Narayanapuram in Hyderabad Uppal Division and Firjad Guda Kuruma Nagar in Hyderabad Uppal Division. MP Revanth Reddy and Mulugu MLA Seethakka invited over 400 persons from other parties to join the Congress party while wearing scarves.
• To expose the central state governments for the deception they had perpetrated on farmers, the collector called a meeting with the millers and demanded they buy the farmers’ grain. The state government conspired with the millers to purchase every grain produced by the farmers; the state government worked for hand in hand with the millers to buy every grain produced by the farmers.
• Mulugu MLA Seethakka, general secretary of the Congress Party’s national women’s wing, paid a visit to the bereaved family. Madi Pelli Shyam Talli Ramakka of Govinda Rao Peta Mandal’s Pasara village died away recently, and Mulugu MLA Seethakka, the Congress Party’s National Woman General Secretary, visited her family.
• Hanamakonda M. G Hospital, Mulugu MLA Seethakka, National Women’s General Secretary of the Congress Party, scheduled a surprise visit to Esam Suresh, husband of Gangaram Mandal ZPTC Esam Rama.
• Wajedu Mandal Penugodu village residents spoke with Mulugu MLA Seethakka about their concerns at the Mulugu MLA camp office. Seethakka stated that the government should provide them with home sites in the Wajedu Mandal centre and relocate them out of Penugodu since they have difficulty accessing government assistance programmes because they live in the forest, distant from the people in the large mounds. On the phone, she was informed about Penugodu’s plight.
• There was a wedding in the Geesukonda manual of Mogilicharla, attended by Mulugu MLA Danasari Seethakka, for two crippled individuals, Venky and Divya.
• The newly constituted Mulugu district in Telangana should have a new collector’s office and administrative facilities built, as well as sufficient personnel in its offices, according to the state’s Chief Secretary CS. Somesh Kumar, National Women Congress General Secretary Danasari Seethakka, a Mulugu MLA. Telangana State’s Chief Minister indicated that the residents of Ethurunagaram, Mangapet Mandal, and Mallampally in Mulugu District would benefit if the project is completed. During his visit to Mulugu District, she said that Mallampally would become the district’s main centre and be near Narsampella Constituency and Warangal Constituency if proclaimed Mandal. There have been supplied documents.
• There was a hunger strike to demand that the government immediately give free ambulance services.
• While at the Dundigal police station, NSUI State President Venkat Balmur and Mulugu MLA Seethakka met with the NSUI leaders and advised them to drop any criminal charges against them; the students insisted that the officials release them immediately.

Social Activities:

• Dharani Sai Seva Sangam Warangal has delivered critical item packages to 150 households and 200 families via the Chetana Foundation and Hanmakonda through the Vatsalya Foundation. 2 1/2 quintals of pulses, Gaddala Haidaavathi SC Cell State Company Chairman 100 oil packets, fifty kilogrammes of pulses, ten quintals of rice and vegetables were provided by Mallam Palli Congress leaders, three quintals of onion were distributed by the family of Gandla Sravathi from Hanakonda and several other farmers.
• Seethakka, MLA for Mulugu, and KCR, Chief Minister of Telangana, examined the flooded lands at Ramanna Gudem in Eturu Nagaram Mandal. The Godavari flooded regions should be identified, and dwellings should be erected on government property; afflicted people whose homes were devastated by floods should get immediate financial help and two-bedroom houses. To assist the people and farmers in the Mulugu constituency, whose Godavari flow has been endangered due to recent heavy rains, the building of embankment works should commence. Seethakka handed the petition to Mulugu’s chief minister, KCR.
• Danasari Seethakka, an MLA from Mulugu, extended her sympathies to the collectors, police, panchayat department personnel, revenue department workers, ITDA staff, and all other departmental officials and staff, risk team, and donors who are assisting Godavari flood victims.
• The houses whose walls and roofs were falling due to the rains were visited, and the victims were provided with curtains and other necessities to prevent water from entering the dwellings again.
• She provided courage to the locals whose traffic was halted by the collapse of the Kondai Bridge, visited the neighbouring villages and families afflicted by heavy rains, and provided them with necessities. In addition, sufferers in the rehabilitation centre of Mangapet and Pasra Mandal were visited and provided with vital supplies.
• In various villages of Venkatapuram Mandal, people participated in the Rachabanda event throughout the weekend by going around and participating.
• In the previous two years, Ramu has always been the first to assist with the shipment of emergency and vital supplies. Through the Samaritans for the Nation, Seethakka has provided rice and other essentials to homeless boys’ and girls’ hostels.
• The young preparing for Group 1 and Group 2 examinations must go from their villages to the city to get tutoring, which wastes a great deal of time and money.
• On Anumala Revanth Reddy’s birthday, Mulugu MLA Seethakka hosted a cake-cutting event and conducted a Charity Program.
• The brutal murder of veterinarian Priyanka Reddy has aroused widespread dismay. Sethakka exclaimed: No matter how advanced our nation may be, we cannot safeguard the girl child. Seethakka extended his deepest sympathies to Priyanka Reddy’s family and urged the perpetrators of this atrocious crime to be punished severely.
• On this occasion, Mulugu MLA Seethakka, who sent clothes to 26 Gotthi Koya children of Basa Gudam in Tadwai Mandal, Oorattam village, stated that in collaboration with Bhramarambhika Wedding Mall in Hanmakonda, under the auspices of Seethakka Foundation, as part of a program of sending clothes to children in Gotthi Koya Gudams, Bhramarambhika head Sathya with Seethakka, an MLA from Mulugu, said that it is commendable that Raj has donated adequate clothing for around 500 children, which will be distributed to needy children in all of the villages.
• Mulugu’s MLA Seethakka handed out blankets to 22 Gothi Koya elders in Kalvapalli village in Tadwai Mandal, headed by Bhavani Reddy, and garments and blankets to 34 children.
• A Ramadan kit was given to underprivileged Muslim households by Mulugu MLA Seethakka on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan.

Services rendered during the Pandemic:

• Seethakka was always with the people, even if she succeeded. She was rattled when those who put their faith in her were put in harm’s way. Amidst the lockdown, Seethakka is supporting the tribal and Adivasi communities.
• She worked tirelessly to fulfil their hunger throughout the day and night. Seethakka followed the footpath to bring necessities to the forest-dwelling tribes. Because she’s a member of the populace, she must feed the tribals. During the Corona lockdown, Mulugu MLA Seethakka helped numerous people in tribal and tribal communities.
• No one doubts that the people’s representative has done her job well if she hasn’t gotten her clothing soiled. Mulugu’s MLA Seethakka, on the other hand, will fit in with the locals. Despite the sweltering heat, she found her way to constituents’ homes. It’s not a matter of pride for her to join them in their meal. With the bare necessities supplied, She has aided them. Seethakka’s refusal to accept defeat for herself is a model of courage.
• Seethakka organised a death march to seek Arogyashri’s treatment for corona illness. She has a deep concern for the well-being of others on her conscience. She went to the homes of tribal people in the Mulugu Constituency. They were suffering from hunger due to the lockdown and presented with the needed supplies. There just isn’t enough praise for people truly needy that Seethakka gives to those who are in desire support to help those in need.
• Mulugu Member of the Legislative Assembly At Chinna Guntur Palli SC Colony in Jagganna Peta, Mulugu Mandal, Seethakka gave food and vegetables to the area’s poorest residents.
• To assist physicians in combating Corona, Seethakka has requested the public to fill all open positions in government hospitals as soon as possible. It has agreed to do so even while the outbreak is ongoing.

BRIEF LINES ABOUT DANASARI SEETHAKKA

At 14, she was inspired by the Naxal movement and decided to be a part of it, which supported her ideology. From then, her name changed to Seethakka. Confronting deprived integrity in the Naxam Movement for 10 years, She became extremely popular for her good deeds. She has further distinct to assist the weaker sections of society for the rest of her life. She Evades 6 encounters and stood firmly for her people. After her vigorous efforts in movements, she has pursued LLB and Practised LAW in Warangal Court.

Later on, she joined Politics to help more people through good governance. Being 2nd Time MLA, She is the most humble politician, Zero corrupted MLA in India and maintains a low profile. She continuously worked for more than 100 days and supplied rice, vegetable oil and more to more than one lakh families in coronavirus lockdown.