Congress candidate from Kerala’s Nilambur dies of heart attack
Team Udayavani, Apr 29, 2021, 8:38 AM IST
Malappuram: Senior Congress leader and Opposition UDF candidate from Nilambur V V Prakash died of a heart attack this morning, party sources said. The 56-year-old leader was also Malappuram District Congress Committee president.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi extended his condolences to the family.
”The untimely demise of Malappuram DCC President & UDF Nilambur candidate V V Prakash Ji is extremely tragic. He will be remembered as an honest & hardworking member of the Congress, always ready to offer help to the people. My heartfelt condolences to his family,” he tweeted.
DCC sources said Prakash was admitted to a private hospital in Edakkara in the early hours of Thursday after he complained of heart-related discomfort, but was shifted to a facility in Manjeri as his condition worsened. He passed away around 5 am, they said.
Prakash had undergone angioplasty a few months back.
The Congress party was hoping to wrest the Nilambur seat from the ruling LDF alliance. The CPI(M) had fielded incumbent MLA P V Anwar.
UDF leaders also expressed shock at his sudden demise.
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