Hans News Service
ADONI
Callingupon the party cadre to strengthen the organizational setup at the grassroots, Telugu Desam Party (TDP) National Executive President and Minister Nara Lokesh on Thursday urged leaders in the Adoni Assembly constituency to work with dedication to ensure the coalition’s victory in the upcoming local body elections.
Addressing a strategic interaction meeting with key TDP leaders from the Adoni town and mandal units on Thursday, Lokesh emphasized that winning the local body polls must be the immediate priority.
He instructed mandal, cluster, and unit in-charges to maintain continuous field presence and launch intensive door-to-door campaigns showcasing the coalition government’s developmental achievements over the past two years.
Warning that any leader deviating from official party lines would face strict disciplinary action, Lokesh advised party members to resolve internal differences through private discussions rather than airing grievances in the media.
He stressed the importance of upholding alliance synergy and working seamlessly with coalition partners across all levels.
Responding to representations submitted by local leaders, Lokesh assured prompt resolution of administrative issues related to the Revenue and Police departments, alongside clearing pending G-Ram-G bills.
He further promised to take up the long-pending housing bill arrears from the 2014–19 tenure directly with Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to facilitate their phased clearance.
Zonal in-charge Pellakuru Srinivasa Reddy, Parliamentary Party president Kistamma, constituency observer Keshava Reddy, town president B. Thimmappa, mandal president Kuruva Shivappa, and district treasurer Valmiki Ravi attended the interaction.
TDP National Executive President Nara Lokesh addresses key party leaders from the Adoni town and mandal units to outline local body election strategies
Calls upon party leaders, mandal in-charges, and cluster heads to work with unity and dedication to ensure a decisive victory for the NDA coalition in the upcoming local body elections
Directs cadre to conduct door-to-door campaigns highlighting the coalition government’s two-year achievements while warning that strict disciplinary action will be taken against leaders deviating from the party line.
Adoni:Throwing an open challenge to YSRCP president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy for a public debate on the Mega DSC recruitment process, HRD and IT Minister Nara Lokesh asserted that the recruitment was conducted with complete transparency.
Addressing a TDP workers’ meeting in Adoni, Lokesh stated he was prepared to discuss the issue at any time and venue fixed by Jagan.
He questioned the YSRCP chief over seeking legal stays and court adjournments while demanding CBI inquiries.
Accusing the previous regime of stalling major projects like the Bhogapuram International Airport and driving away investment, Lokesh noted that Kurnool is now witnessing industrial revival through key projects such as Tata Solar and Drone City.
Recalling his Yuva Galam padayatra, Lokesh reaffirmed his commitment to establishing a High Court Bench in Kurnool, as well as an Industrial Training Institute (ITI), a Minority Residential School, and Urdu educational facilities in Adoni.
Highlighting that the TDP prioritizes cadre welfare by withdrawing politically motivated cases, Lokesh appealed to party workers to strengthen the organization at the grassroots and take the coalition government’s developmental achievements directly to the public through door-to-door campaigns.