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Cong confident of winning graduates constituencies
The Congress party, which is gearing up for the MLC elections for the Graduates constituencies of Warangal-Karimnagar-Khammam and Rangareddy-Hyderabad-Mahbubnagar, is confident of winning elections. The elections are to be held on March 22.
Hyderabad: The Congress party, which is gearing up for the MLC elections for the Graduates constituencies of Warangal-Karimnagar-Khammam and Rangareddy-Hyderabad-Mahbubnagar, is confident of winning elections. The elections are to be held on March 22.
N Uttam Kumar Reddy, TPCC president, K Jana Reddy, Leader of Opposition in Assembly and D Srinivas, Leader of Opposition in Legislative Council held a joint press conference in Gandhi Bhavan for the first time on Monday. Speaking to media persons, Uttam Kumar Reddy said the people would vote for the party because it took up developmental activities and started various schemes during the last 10 years. Hence, the educated would be voting for the party in these MLC elections. He said that both State and Central government’s failed to implement welfare schemes.
K Jana Reddy and D Srinivas criticised the TRS government for its failure to implement various schemes during the last nine months, most of which it had promised during the elections. They pointed out that KCR was more focused on improving his political stakes than addressing problems of people. They alleged that the government had completely forgotten the martyrs.
