BJP leader urges cadres to work hard for MP seat

BJP leaders Chintala Ram Chandra Reddy, Chandrashekar and others territorial main leaders meeting
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BJP leaders Chintala Ram Chandra Reddy, Chandrashekar and others territorial main leaders meeting

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The BJP State Organising Secretary Chandrashekar has called for the need for party cadres to operate like dedicated soldiers, aiming to raise the saffron flag over the Nalgonda parliamentary seat

Nalgonda: The BJP State Organising Secretary Chandrashekar has called for the need for party cadres to operate like dedicated soldiers, aiming to raise the saffron flag over the Nalgonda parliamentary seat. During the territorial level meeting for Nalgonda Lok Sabha seat held on Tuesday at the party district office, Chandrashekar urged party cadres to to engage with all segments of society, explaining the central government’s programmes to garner widespread support.

He underscored the importance of seeking input from the public for the benefit of the party, citing the party’s commendable achievement of securing 60,000 votes in the previous Nalgonda MP election. The BJP leader encouraged everyone to move ahead with enthusiasm.

During the meeting, party Leader Koppula Narsimha Reddy sought opinions from party mandal presidents, morcha presidents, Assembly convenors, district office bearers, and state executives to determine the best candidate for the upcoming Nalgonda MP seat.

Key figures in the party, including Nalgonda Lok Sabha seat in-charge Chintala Ram Chandra Reddy, Chada Srinivas Reddy, Party Vice-President G Manohar Reddy, Cluster Incharge Bangaru Shruthi, Party Assembly convenors, and Parliament Bandaru Prasad, along with Co-convenor Madan Reddy participated in the event.

Later, the aspirants for the party’s candidacy in the Nalgonda Lok Sabha seat, including Madan Reddy, Nukala Narsimha Reddy, Goli Madhusudan Reddy, Kanmanth Reddy Sridevi Reddy, and Kankanala Niveditha, presented their winning prospects.

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