MA Kuttappan Dies at 76: Senior Congress Leader and Former Kerala Minister Passes Away in Kochi
Hailing from Mallappally in Pathanamthitta district, Kuttappan was an MBBS graduate and a practising medical doctor. He quit his medical profession to embark on a career in politics after being attracted to the principles of the Congress.
Kochi, June 21: Senior Congress leader and former minister M A Kuttappan died at a private hospital here following an illness on Tuesday night, party sources said. He was 76. Kuttappan is survived by his wife and two children.
A multiple-time MLA, Kuttappan had served as minister for Welfare of the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes in the A K Antony ministry in 2001. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s Wife Parvathi Hospitalised in Bengaluru With Symptoms of Mild Pneumonia.
During his long political career, he also served as a general secretary and executive committee member of the KPCC, a senate member of the Calicut University, and Railway Recruitment Board member.
Hailing from Mallappally in Pathanamthitta district, Kuttappan was an MBBS graduate and a practising medical doctor. He quit his medical profession to embark on a career in politics after being attracted to the principles of the Congress. Siddaramaiah-Led Karnataka Government Announces To Amend Anti-Conversion Law, Take Up Revision of Textbooks.
After joining the party in 1978, he represented Wandoor, Chelakkara and Njarakkal constituencies in the state Assembly during various years.
He withdrew from active politics some years ago due to health reasons, Congress sources added. Leader of Opposition in the Assembly V D Satheesan was among those who condoled the senior politician's death.