Kadiyam Srihari

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Mr. Kadiyam Srihari
Succeeded by	Dr. Vijaya Rama Rao
Constituency	Station Ghanpur
Political party	Telugu Desam Party
Spouse	Vinaya Rani
Children	Dr. Kavya, Divya and Ramya
Residence	Panjagutta Hyderabad, India
Religion	Hindu

Kadiyam Srihari was the Minister of Andhra Pradesh from 1995 to 2004. . He recently got elected from the Station Ghanpur Constituency.

[edit] Early life and political career

Kadiyam Srihari was very much sucessful in making Station Ghanpur one of the best developed Constituencies in Andhra Pradesh.

Much of the development of the administration of the Station Ghanpur area is attributed to Mr. Srihari. There was a great emphasis on infrastructure, and the Constituency saw a sudden increase in the road networks.

[edit] Defeat in 2004

Mr. Srihari from TDP lost the elections in 2004 to the TRS party, under K. Chandrashekhar Rao's leadership. The 2004 defeat was attributed to strong Telangana Sentiment.