Naxalism in kerala history

Kondapalli Seetharamaiah was born into a rich family in Lingavaram village, Nandivada mandal of Gudivada revenue division , Krishna District , Andhra Pradesh , and was brought up in the nearby Jonnapadu village. Kondapalli Seetha Ramaiah also lived in Jannaram village, of Mancherial district for almost 20 and more years, he moved here along with one of the close associates Mulupuri Gopal Rao.

His mother was murdered when they were living in Jannaram. Kondapalli Seetharamaiah, at a young age, joined the communist movements. When the Communist Party of India was divided in , Seetharamaiah withdrew from political life. He began working as a Hindi teacher at St. Gabriel's High School in Warangal. In Warangal he befriended K. On 26 April , Seetharamaiah was arrested in Nagpur , when police caught him with weapons in a vehicle.

He was released on bail, but absconded and went underground. On 2 January , he was arrested in Hyderabad at Begumpet Railway Station , when waiting to board a train to Bombay. On 4 January he managed to escape from the prisoners wing of the Osmania Hospital.

Kondapalli koteswaramma

Following an internal dispute, which ended with the expulsion of K. Sathyamurthy number 2 in the party ranks and Byreddy Sathyanarayana Reddy militia commander in Khammam District , Seetharamaiah's hold over the party strengthened. Sathyamurthy had begun questioning Maoist character of the party, on the lines of Deng Xiaoping.

Reddy had opposed Sathyamurthy's ouster.