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Maharashtra: Former state election commissioner, Neela Satyanarayan dies due to COVID-19

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 16, 2020 10:34 IST

Former state election commissioner Neela Satyanarayan passed away on Thursday. She was 71 years old and breathed her last at ...

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Former state election commissioner Neela Satyanarayan passed away on Thursday. She was 71 years old and breathed her last at Seven Hills Hospital in Mumbai. The 1972 batch IAS officer was admitted to the hospital after she was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Neela Satyanarayan born on February 5, 1949 was an additional Chief Secretary of Revenue department and post-retirement, in 2009, she was made the state election commissioner.She retired on July 5, 2014.

Satyanarayan had made his mark in the field of literature as well as administrative service. She wrote about 150 poems. She had also composed music for some Marathi and Hindi films. 

Several political leaders took to Twitter to pay their tribute: 

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