GHMC elections in Nov?

GHMC elections in Nov?
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Friday held a brain-storming session with a select group of ministers on Friday at his camp office to chalk out a road map for GHMC elections. This meeting assumes importance since the High Court has asked the State government to come up with a suitable date for conducting elections to the GHMC.

KCR wants ministers to sensitise voters about Telangana mega plans for Hyderabad

  • KCR brain-storms with select group of ministers
  • Picks up T Harish Rao as strategist for polls
  • Tummala to reach out to Seemandhra voters
  • Asks ministers from city to work as a team
  • Naini Narasimha Reddy was not present at the meeting
Hyderabad:
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Friday held a brain-storming session with a select group of ministers on Friday at his camp office to chalk out a road map for GHMC elections. This meeting assumes importance since the High Court has asked the State government to come up with a suitable date for conducting elections to the GHMC. According to insiders, the government is contemplating holding the GHMC elections in November.
KCR, it is leant, has suggested that a core group be created with T Harish Rao as the strategist to ensure absolute majority for TRS. But interestingly, Harish Rao was not there in the meeting. Similarly, another city minister Naini Narasimha Reddy was also not part of the meeting. Those who attended the meeting included Deputy Chief Ministers, Mahmood Ali and Kadiam Srihari, Minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav, T Padma Rao Goud and Tummala Nageswara Rao.
To reach out to the voters in Andhra pockets in twin cities, KCR is said to have asked Tummala to lead the team for campaign in all the areas of twin cities where voters from Andhra Pradesh are in large numbers. KCR feels that since Tummala has good rapport with Seemandhra people, it would help the party in garnering their support. The TRS has suffered a setback in the MLC election for graduates’ constituency where the Seemandhra people did not vote for the pink party.
It is learnt that Chandrashekar Rao had asked the ministers from the city __ Mahmood Ali, Padma Rao and Talasani Srinivas Yadav __ that they should work as a team. He cautioned them not to go about with their job independently. He suggested the city leadership to identify candidates with a strong influence and those who enjoy popularity among masses. Also, efforts should be made to sensitise voters about the ambitious plans of the TRS government for city development, he told the core group. “Tummala and Harish will assist you until elections are over,” he is learnt to have told the city ministers. However, on record a minister stated that the meeting with Chief Minister was more about development programmes to be undertaken in Hyderabad.
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