Inturi Nageswara Rao (born 1977 in Badevaaripalem village in Valetivari palem mandal) is an Indian politician from

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. He is an MLA from Kandukur Assembly constituency in

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. He represents

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. He won the

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where

had an alliance with

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and JSP.

Early life and education

Rao hails from Kandukur. His late father Inturi Subba Rao was a farmer. He is a businessman and also cultivates his own land. He completed his Class 10 from Zilla Parishad high school, Kandukur in 1991.

Career

Rao won the

representing

from Kandukur Assembly constituency. He polled 109,173 votes and defeated Burra Madhu Sudhan Yadav of

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by a margin of 18,558 votes.

References

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