TRS appoints in-charges for coordination in civic polls

TRS appoints in-charges for coordination in civic polls
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TRS appoints in-charges for coordination in civic polls
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Telangana Rashtra Samithi on Wednesday appointed general secretaries as in-charges for the 17 Lok Sabha constituencies for the ensuing municipal elections.

Hyderabad: Telangana Rashtra Samithi on Wednesday appointed general secretaries as in-charges for the 17 Lok Sabha constituencies for the ensuing municipal elections.

The TRS working president K T Rama Rao on Wednesday appointed one general secretary to each of the 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Telangana State.

These general secretaries would be coordinating with the party leaders for the ensuing municipal elections. They would be assisted by the joint secretaries and secretaries in the municipalities falling under their Lok Sabha segments.

The in-charges are R Shravan Kumar Reddy, D Vithal Rao, L Bhooma Reddy, Dande Vithal (Adilabad Lok Sabha), Naradasu Laxman, A Nageshwar Rao, K Srihari, M Vijaya Reddy (Peddapally), T Uma, Md Farooq Hussain, L Bapureddy, Roop Singh (Nizamabad), Baswaraj Saraiah, T Bhanu Prasad, K Damodar Gupta, G Praveen (Karimnagar), Ch Narendranath, P Bhupati Reddy, Radhakrishna Sharma, B Venkataiah (Medak), Fareeduddin, Venkatesh Goud, B Laxma Reddy (Zaheerabad), Satyawathi Rathod, M Samuel, T Venkat Rao (Mahabubabad), G Balamallu, Y Krishna Reddy, K Jagadish (Warangal), T Ravinder Rao, Y Venkateshwarlu, E Venkata Ratnam, Niranjan Vali (Nalgonda), P Rajeshwar Reddy, S Bharat Kumar, K Prabhakar, K Ramakrishna Reddy, K Chandrashekar Reddy, Rambabu Yadav (Bhongir), N Naresh Reddy, T Madhusudhan (Khammam), B Prakash, A Babaiah, V Naik, Inthiyaz (Mahbubnagar), P Ramulu, Ch Kishan Reddy, L Kishan Rao, B Srinivas Yadav (Nagarkurnool), V Gangadhar Goud, G Ramachandra Rao, M Srinivas Reddy, G Sudha Rani, Ch Rakesh, Vasudeva Reddy (Chevella), M Sudheer Reddy, B Venkateshwalu (Malkajgiri), Bandi Ramesh (Secunderabad) and Md Jahangir (Hyderabad).

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