Maharashtra’s Former Election Commissioner Dies Of COVID-19

Mumbai:

Former Maharashtra Election Commissioner and acclaimed Marathi creator, Neela Satyanarayana, died of Covid-19 on Thursday.

Ms Satyanarayana used to be the primary lady commissioner of the Election Fee. She used to be detected certain with COVID-19 a couple of days again and used to be present process remedy at Seven Hills Health facility at Marol in Andheri (East), the place she breathed her closing.

In the meantime, Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari expressed condolences at the loss of life of former State Election Commissioner, pointing out that “we’ve got misplaced a devoted officer and socially responsive philosopher.”

“Smt Neela Satyaranayana used to be an excellent officer, a prolific author, a brave mom and social philosopher. She discharged each function in her profession and lifestyles with absolute determination, certain angle and keenness. In her loss of life, we’ve got misplaced a devoted officer and socially responsive philosopher. I pay my private respects to the reminiscence of past due Smt. Satyanarayana and pray God to provide her circle of relatives energy to endure the nice private loss,” the Governor mentioned in a observation.

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