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TPCC sets up high level panel to go into poll debacle
The TPCC president, N Uttam Kumar Reddy, constituted a 10-member high-level committee on Saturday to identify the reasons for loss of confidence amongst general population in the party and to suggest measures for arresting the trend. Former PCC president D Srinivas will be leading the party while T Nagaiah, vice president TPCC, will be the convener.
Hyderabad: The TPCC president, N Uttam Kumar Reddy, constituted a 10-member high-level committee on Saturday to identify the reasons for loss of confidence amongst general population in the party and to suggest measures for arresting the trend. Former PCC president D Srinivas will be leading the party while T Nagaiah, vice president TPCC, will be the convener.
The members include Sarvey Satyanarayana, former Central Minister P Balaram Naik, former Central Minister M Anjan Kumar Yadav, former MP J Geetha Reddy, MLA Banda Prakash, Md Sirajuddin, chairman, Minorities Department, TPCC, N Bhaskar Rao, MLA and C Vamshichand Reddy, MLA. TPCC president set a time frame of 100 days for the Committee to submit its report. The Committee was formed in accordance with the resolution adopted at a two-day State level workshop in August 2014. The committee would undertake extensive visits in the State to hold party meetings at each district headquarters.
