Woman sends Kannada learning book to Sriramulu. Here’s why

Team Udayavani, Jan 28, 2020, 2:38 PM IST

Raichur: A woman has sent a book titled “Learn Kannada Through Telugu” to minister B. Sriramulu and posted a screenshot of the book’s online order details on her Twitter account.

The woman identified as Kavitha Reddy ordered the book on Amazon and sent it to the Bellary address of Sriramulu.

Sriramulu had mispronounced a few Kannada words at Sunday’s Republic Day celebrations in the city.

While gifting the book to Sriramulu Kavita in a tweet said, “Respected Sriramulu Anna I am very concerned about Kannada, so gifting you “Learn Kannada Through Telugu” book so that you don’t murder Kannada at least in your next speech on 15th Aug! Kindly accept my humble gift!”

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