TDP opens doors for young generation and dynamic leaders

Yanamala Ramakrishnudu
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TDP party senior leader Yanamala Ramakrishnudu
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The new generation will emerge as leaders in the opposition TDP. It has explicitly mentioned in the political resolution of the party at the conclusion of the two days Mahanadu on Thursday.

Amaravati: The new generation will emerge as leaders in the opposition TDP. It has explicitly mentioned in the political resolution of the party at the conclusion of the two days Mahanadu on Thursday. While introducing the resolution, the party senior leader Yanamala Ramakrishnudu stated that "The time has come to induce new leadership into the party affairs".

The party opined that being in opposition gives a chance to emerge as leaders since it has the opportunity to fight against the anti-public activities of the government. When the party was in power, the majority of time devoted to public service. "Those who fight for public cause will be recognized as leaders", observed the party president N Chandrababu Naidu.

The TDP leadership suggested aspiring cadre in the party to emerge as leaders by utilizing this golden opportunity. Once every thirty years, there will be a change in the leadership and that time has now come for the aspirants in the party.

On this occasion, the party leaders observed that K Errannaidu, GMC Balayogi, Elimineti Madhava Reddy, Lal Jahn Bhasha, Kodela Siva Prasada Rao and others emerged as leaders by taking advantages in disadvantages. Like that the new generation also must fight for the public well being and strengthen the party while they were growing. The new leaders must fight innovatively and be available for the public in solving their problems.

At the same time, the party also made it clear that it will fight against the YSRCP government's anti-public policies. It stated that the party will work as a local party having a national ideology. The TDP leadership hinted that the party will work with the central government on issue-based.

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