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Who of the following leaders died fasting for a separate state for Telugu speakers and whose death led to the formation of the Andhra Pradesh?

Who of the following leaders died fasting for a separate state for Telugu speakers and whose death led to the formation of the Andhra Pradesh? Correct Answer Potti Sreeramulu

Potti Sreeramulu died fasting for a separate state for Telugu speakers. He is referred to as Amarajeevi ("Immortal Being") in the Andhra region for his self-sacrifice for the Andhra cause. He was also associated with Mahatma Gandhi.

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Who died fasting for demand for a separate state for Telugu people.
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