Veteran Congress leader Kumari Ananthan passed away at 93 in Chennai due to age-related health issues. A former MP and five-time MLA, he was a strong pillar of Tamil Nadu Congress. He also served as the party’s state president. Ananthan’s death marks the end of a significant chapter in Indian politics and Tamil Nadu leadership.

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Senior Congress Leader Kumari Ananthan Dies at 93 in Chennai: A Political Legacy Ends

Veteran Indian National Congress leader Kumari Ananthan passed away in Chennai on Tuesday at the age of 93, following prolonged age-related health complications. An influential figure in Tamil Nadu politics, Ananthan held numerous key positions throughout his political journey.

He served as a Member of Parliament from the Nagercoil constituency in 1977 and was a five-time Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) in Tamil Nadu. His leadership roles included being the President of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee, where he actively contributed to party development and grassroots engagement.

Ananthan was respected for his dedication to public service and remained a strong voice for the Congress party in the southern state. His legacy is further carried forward by his daughter, Tamilisai Soundararajan, who is also a well-known political figure and has served as the Governor of Telangana and Puducherry.

With his passing, Tamil Nadu has lost one of its most sincere political leaders. Many prominent leaders from across the political spectrum paid tributes to Ananthan, recalling his commitment, discipline, and people-first approach.

His death marks the end of a politically rich and socially conscious era. He will be remembered for his values and leadership that shaped state and national politics for decades.