Mahesh Kumar Goud held a Zoom meeting with DCC presidents and chairpersons of frontal and allied wings in Hyderabad. He shared key guidelines and urged them to focus on strengthening the party at every level. He also welcomed the newly appointed leaders and congratulated them on their responsibilities.

He asked party leaders to speed up the ongoing “Vote Chor” signature campaign. He said the campaign must reach more people in the coming days. He urged all district teams to plan carefully for the “Vote Chor Maha Dharna” scheduled in Delhi on the 14th. He asked them to ensure full participation from every group.

He said district teams must prepare early for local body elections. He asked leaders to support strong candidates and help them win. He said coordinated efforts at the grassroots level will boost the party’s position.

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The chief minister compared the current support with the 2021 election, when the DMK secured 2.09 crore votes. He said the combination of beneficiaries, committed cadres, and neutral voters would create a stronger vote base. Stalin asked party leaders to stay alert despite favourable conditions. He warned that opposition parties may use central agencies and misinformation campaigns.

He urged district functionaries to ensure that eligible voters remain on the electoral rolls. Stalin said the party faced difficulty during the special intensive revision process but must continue its efforts. He stressed the importance of verifying every booth and reaching every household.

Stalin also encouraged cadres to participate in the “My Booth, Victorious Booth” meetings. He said he would take part in the meeting at his Teynampet booth. He told party workers to ensure no eligible voter is excluded.

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The report will be handed over to the government by Commission Chairman Susani Venkateshwar Rao. After receiving approval, the government will send the details to all districts. The reserved seats for wards and sarpanches will be finalised according to the figures recommended by the commission.

A gazette notification on confirmed reservations will then be forwarded to the State Election Commission. The Panchayat Raj Department will submit a readiness letter to begin the election process. Once completed, the Election Commission is expected to release the official schedule. Meanwhile, the High Court will hear the case related to local body elections on the 24th of this month.

The government is likely to file an affidavit in court either today or tomorrow. It will state that reservations will be finalised within three weeks and handed over to the Election Commission. The affidavit will also confirm that the government is fully prepared to conduct the elections as per the court’s directions.

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A similar situation has been reported around working president K.T. Rama Rao. Party members claim that a select group controls his appointments. Workers believe that only those close to this group secure meetings with KTR. Many leaders feel ignored despite their long association with the party. The perception of an isolated leadership has created unrest among lower-level cadres.

Party workers say they travel from districts to Telangana Bhavan but return without meeting senior leaders. They believe interaction with KCR or KTR would give them confidence. With local body elections approaching, they expect both leaders to become more accessible. Many feel the party’s future depends on better communication with grassroots workers.

The BRS continues to face defeats in recent elections, including the Jubilee Hills bypoll. Workers say strong local leadership is essential for improving results in the coming civic polls.

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