Telangana CM Revanth Reddy Saves 'Kumari Aunty's' Stall After Public Campaign Against Traffic Police Order

Widely known as 'Kumari Aunty', Dasari Sai Kumari has been running her business since 2011. However, she recently rose to fame with the help of social media.

Amid several social media users voicing out for 'Kumari Aunty' aka Dasari Sai Kumari after traffic police ordered to shift the food stall near Durgam Cheruvu Bridge, Telangana Chief Minister's office intervened and allowed the outlet to function normally on Wednesday. Telangana CM Revanth Reddy ordered Cyberabad traffic police to revoke the decision to evict her. 

Widely known as 'Kumari Aunty', Dasari Sai Kumari has been running her business since 2011. However, she recently rose to fame with the help of social media. The stall soon became a bustling place with food bloggers and YouTubers thronging during lunch hours to document the scenario. 

Against this backdrop, Raidurgam traffic police on Tuesday reportedly told her to close down the food shop or shift it due to traffic jams in the area. The stall is also located near ITC Kohinoor, beside Knowledge city, as per a report on The Hindu.

After a social media user, brought the issue to light, several others including celebrities came in support of her. Actor Sundeep Kishan said, "Not Fair at all..Just when she was turning out be an inspiration to many Women to start their own business to support their family…was one of the Strongest Female empowerment examples I have seen in the recent past."

"My Team and I are getting in touch with her to do what Best we can to Help Her ♥️," he said.