Hyderabad: Unfazed by internal squabbles and groupism within the party, TPCC president and MP A. Revanth Reddy is preparing to go on a padayatra across the state beginning December 26 while appealing to senior party leaders to work together to strengthen the party.
On Sunday, the Congress held a meeting at Gandhi Bhavan with senior leaders and district party unit leaders. According to the TPCC president, the party passed resolutions to conduct padayatra in accordance with AICC directives. The groundwork for the padayatra is being laid at the village, mandal, and district levels. "The AICC has given the go-ahead for the padayatra to be held in all villages, mandals, and districts across the state. We need to reach out to the people and highlight the failures of the BRS and the BJP and their policies. I hope that all senior leaders will join me in the padayatra and make it a success,” Revanth Reddy appealed.
Congress activists were tasked with compiling a comprehensive report from the village level on the failures of the BRS and the BJP, as well as preparing charge sheets. The chargesheets would be distributed to the public after raising awareness about the failures of the BRS and the BJP.
The primary objective of the padayatra is to understand people's problems and to expose the failures of both the BRS and the BJP. We must all work together to bring the Congress party to power in Telangana," Revanth Reddy said. Concerning internal party infighting, with some disgruntled senior Congress leaders openly opposing his leadership, Revanth Reddy stated that the AICC would look into the matter and hoped that they would work together to strengthen the party.
"A training session will be held for Congress party cadres, and experts will design the padayatra and its programmes. The yatra aims to dethrone the ruling BRS and BJP and bring the Congress party to power. Before the elections, both political parties promised several schemes to the people but failed to fulfil them. Following the elections, the BRS and BJP came to power and cheated the people by failing to provide beneficiary schemes,” Revanth Reddy said.
