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Rentala Bala Guru Murthy (1920 – 14 October 2014) was an Indian politician, freedom fighter, and social worker. He served as the first Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from the Palair Constituency following India's first assembly elections in 1952. At the time, the Khammam Constituency was part of the Palair Constituency. He was a member of the People's Democratic Front, a political party known for its focus on democratic values and social justice.
Early life and freedom struggle
editRentala Bala Guru Murthy was born into the Scheduled Caste (SC) community, a background that deeply influenced his lifelong commitment to social justice and the upliftment of the marginalized. He actively participated in India's freedom struggle, contributing to the movement that ultimately led to the country's independence in 1947. His involvement in the freedom fight showcased his dedication to the nation and its people, marking the beginning of his lifelong journey as a patriot.
Political career
editIn 1952, Bala Guru Murthy was elected as the MLA from Palair Constituency. During his tenure, he was a vocal advocate for the welfare of farmers and underserved communities. His legislative work was characterized by efforts to improve agricultural practices, provide better resources for farmers, and ensure equitable opportunities for all citizens, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds.
Personal life and values
editRentala Bala Guru Murthy was known for his simplicity, discipline, and calm demeanor. Despite his political success, he led a humble life, emphasizing the values of hard work and self-reliance. After his tenure as an MLA, he chose not to contest in next election, believing in fair and equal opportunities for all candidates. Instead, he returned to work as a laborer in various fields to support his family and ensure his children received a good education.
Later years and legacy
editIn his later years, during the rule of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Bala Guru Murthy was provided with a pacemaker under the Prime Minister's Relief Fund to support his heart. Even with this assistance, he continued to lead an active life, maintaining his independence and setting an example for others.
Bala Guru Murthy passed away on 14 October 2014 at the age of 94 due to health issues. Despite his advanced age, he remained active and self-sufficient, performing his own chores and living a life of simplicity and dignity. He was fluent in Telugu and Hindi, both spoken and written, which helped him connect with a broad spectrum of people across the Khammam district.
Family
editRentala Bala Guru Murthy was married to Venkatanarasamma, and together they had eight children, five sons and three daughters. His commitment to his family and their education remained a priority throughout his life, underscoring his belief in hard work and the importance of providing for one's family.
Conclusion
editRentala Bala Guru Murthy's life is a testament to his dedication to social justice, simplicity, and the welfare of his community. His contributions as a freedom fighter, legislator, and social worker have left a lasting impact on the Palair Constituency and beyond. He remains a respected and admired figure, remembered for his calm, composed nature and his unwavering commitment to the values he held dear throughout his life.