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Congress candidate mounts campaign
Congress candidate Mohammed Feroz Khan, who is contesting for Hyderabad Parliamentary seat, took out padayatra in various localities surrounding Charminar, along with local leaders, on Sunday.
Charminar: Congress candidate Mohammed Feroz Khan, who is contesting for Hyderabad Parliamentary seat, took out padayatra in various localities surrounding Charminar, along with local leaders, on Sunday.
Taking part in the campaign in Assembly constituency of Charminar, he undertook padayatra along with senior Congress leader, K Venkatesh, Anand Rao, Asghar Ali Baig, Musa Qasim, Rajesh Valmiki, Santosh Singh, M K Singh and others. They carried out the campaign through lanes and bylanes coverings areas near Jama Nizamia, Parthiwada, Puranapul, Alijah Kotla, Noorkhan Bazar and some other areas.
The leaders requested the voters to ensure win of Congress candidate Feroz Khan for a change and development of the Old City. "People who wish to change the situation should vote for Feroz and make him win with a thumping majority this time. I request all the partymen from the area to strive for his win and Congress party. It is in the best interests of the nation to ensure Congress win at the Centre in 2019 general elections," appealed K Venkatesh.
