BJP Dharmpuri Assembly-Level Meeting Held in Karne Akkapelli

DECCAN FREEDOM NEWS

DECEMBER 16

The BJP Dharmpuri Assembly-level meeting was held at the Karne Akkapelli Kalyana Mandapam in Dharmpuri town under the leadership of Assembly Convener and former Kothapeta Sarpanch Kommu Rambabu. BJP state leader and Jagtial district BJP organizational election in-charge KVLN Reddy attended the meeting as the chief guest.

Addressing the gathering, KVLN Reddy emphasized the importance of spreading awareness among the public about the welfare schemes introduced by the central government. He criticized the Telangana Congress government for deceiving various sections of society, including farmers, women, youth, and Dalits. He urged party workers to expose the failures of the Congress government, which he claimed had been misleading Telangana residents for the past year.

KVLN Reddy expressed confidence that the BJP would emerge victorious in the upcoming local body elections in Telangana, citing the strong faith people have in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s governance. He urged the attendees to work tirelessly to hoist the BJP flag in Telangana.

Prominent attendees at the meeting included District General Secretary Ragilla Satyanarayana, District Office Secretary Jumbarthi Divakar, District Secretary Pilli Srinivas, BJYM State Secretary Oraganti Chandrasekhar, Assembly Co-Convener Bandari Lakshman, OBC Morcha District Secretary Akula Srinivas, BJYM State Leader Manche Rajesh, Dharmpuri Town President Bejjarapu Lavan, Mandal President Sangeepu Gangaram, Velgatoor President Gopati Janardhan, Endapalli President Rao Hanumanthu Rao, Buggaram President Diviti Sridhar, Gollapalli President Katta Mahesh, and Pegadapalli President Gangula Komurelli.

The meeting also saw participation from BJYM District Social Media In-Charge Diviti Sridhar, Mandal General Secretary Kummari Tirupati, BJYM leader Baki Rakesh, and several other party leaders and workers, who pledged their support for the BJP’s mission to strengthen its presence in Telangana.