Former Congress District President Shivu Madappa is no more

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Former Congress District President, Former Zilla  Panchayat  member and present  KPCC members Mukatira Shivu Madappa (49) who had gone to private hospital in Mysore for Check Up suddenly died to heart attack.

It is informed by his family members that after attending his relative’s wedding in Kutta, Shivu Madappa experienced mild chest pain. After checkup at Gonikoppal, Doctors advised him for further checkup up at Mysore. Then he was immediately rushed to a private hospital in Mysuru. But he did not respond to the treatment.  Soft Spoken Shivu Madappa leaves behind his wife Archana and three daughters. Various leaders condole the sad demise of Shivu Madappa.

Shivu Madappa, a coffee planter from Ku

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