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Elect Uttam for development to continue, Padmavathi urges voters
Former Kodad MLA N Padmavathi urged the people to back Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee chief and party Nalgonda MP candidate N Uttam Kumar Reddy who developed both Kodad and Huzurnagar constituencies considerably in the last 20 years.
Mothey (Suryapet): Former Kodad MLA N Padmavathi urged the people to back Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee chief and party Nalgonda MP candidate N Uttam Kumar Reddy who developed both Kodad and Huzurnagar constituencies considerably in the last 20 years.
On Thursday, on behalf of her husband Uttam Kumar Reddy, she carried out poll campaign at Bodabandlagudem, Annarugudem, Urlugonda, Sarvaram and other villages in Mothey mandal of Kodad constituency.
She assured to provide drinking and irrigation waters to Mothey mandal if Uttam was elected to power.
She listed out development activities carried out in Kodad constituency by herself and Uttam Kumar Reddy and emphasized on the need to support Congress in the upcoming Parliament elections in the interest of the nation.
She explained the poll promises of Uttam Kumar Reddy and Congress party manifesto to people during her poll campaign.
Party leaders K Santosh Reddy, A Linga Reddy, V Rama Chary, M Guru Krishna, party local sarpanches, MPTCs, party workers and villagers took part in the campaign.
