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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TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud will lead the meeting, while Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and AICC leaders Meenakshi Natarajan, Viswanathan and Sachin Sawant will also participate. As a result, the focus will shift to securing strong results in ZP and Municipal elections. The leaders will also address disputes that surfaced in a few districts, especially the Nalgonda DCC controversy.

The party will give a farewell to outgoing DCC presidents and use their feedback for future planning. Moreover, leaders will discuss district committee structures and unfinished organisational tasks. They will also check the progress of the signature campaign for the December 14 protest in Delhi.

The meeting will highlight the need for permanent district party offices since many units still operate without proper buildings. Only DCC chiefs and key office-bearers will gain entry. Meanwhile, AICC in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan will stay in Hyderabad for a week to guide preparations and resolve internal disputes.

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In the last Assembly election, Congress candidate Azharuddin lost to BRS leader Maganti Gopinath despite polling over 63,000 votes. For 16 years, the party has struggled to secure victory in this constituency. The by-election was necessitated by Gopinath’s death, making it a matter of prestige for Congress. Despite ruling the state, the party has not achieved much success in the Greater Hyderabad region.

This election is seen as a test for Congress’s strength in urban Telangana. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and AICC in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan guided the campaign, while ministers and senior leaders actively participated. Development and welfare schemes were promoted to connect with voters.

With exit polls predicting a Congress win, leaders are in high spirits. They believe that a victory here would energize the party for upcoming local body elections.

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Meanwhile, the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) announced a detailed schedule for Working President K.T. Rama Rao’s (KTR) campaign. The party revealed that KTR will conduct door-to-door drives and roadshows in several divisions of the Jubilee Hills constituency.

According to the schedule, KTR will campaign in Shaikpet on October 31, Rahmathnagar on November 1, Yousufguda on November 2, Borabanda on November 3, Somajiguda on November 4, Vengalrao Nagar on November 5, and Erragadda on November 6.

The BRS leader will also lead roadshows on November 8 across Shaikpet, Yousufguda, and Rahmathnagar, followed by a bike rally from Shaikpet to Borabanda on November 9, marking the grand conclusion of his campaign.

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He pointed out that even Minister Konda Surekha’s daughter had confirmed that he had no role in the controversy, putting speculation to rest. The issue comes amid reports of tensions between Minister Konda Surekha and a few other cabinet colleagues, which have drawn significant political attention.

The Congress high command has reportedly taken note of the developments, and party in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan is said to have stepped in to mediate and defuse the situation within the state cabinet.

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Meenakshi will stay in Telangana for a week, during which she will not only participate in the padayatra but also hold key meetings. Sources say that allocation of nominated posts to grassroots leaders will be finalized during her visit. She is also expected to meet CM Revanth Reddy to discuss organizational strategies.

Meanwhile, the Congress is preparing for a major constituency-level meeting next week in Jubilee Hills, with Revanth Reddy, Meenakshi, TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud, and ministers likely to attend. Separately, the BC Samarabheri scheduled in Kamareddy on September 15 has been postponed due to heavy rain forecasts. The TPCC disciplinary committee will also meet under MP Mallu Ravi’s leadership.

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