Many bid tearful adieu to Nishith

The son of Minister Narayana was killed in an accident in Hyderabad

May 12, 2017 07:54 am | Updated 07:54 am IST - NELLORE

Desolate:  Municipal Administration Minister P. Narayana near the body of his son Nishit in Nellore.

Desolate: Municipal Administration Minister P. Narayana near the body of his son Nishit in Nellore.

Family members, followers, and staff of the Narayana educational institutions bid a tearful adieu to Nishith, son of Municipal Administration Minister P. Narayana, who was killed in a road accident in Hyderabad.

The last rites were performed near the Penna here on Thursday.

The body of Nishith was brought here from Hyderabad on Wednesday night and placed at the Minister’s residence located at the Narayana Medical College and Hospital on the city outskirts.

A father’s grief

TDP activists visited the house throughout the night to pay their last respects. Mr. Narayana, who returned from London in the early hours, broke into tears on seeing the body of his son. Mr. Narayana told his friends that no father should suffer such a loss and that the accident took place within hours of his speaking to Nishith over the phone from London. Panchayat Raj Minister N. Lokesh had arrived here along with the Ministers, MPs, and MLAs on Wednesday night.

Expressing grief over the accident, Mr. Lokesh said that the accident brought to an abrupt end a promising career of a youngster.

A large number of relatives and followers took part in the funeral procession taken out from the medical college to the Penna.

The Narayana institutions declared holiday for three days as a mark of respect to Nishith, who was also its director.

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