Kodali Nani added that he could not participate in public programs due to his recovery. He said he would attend similar people’s movements for the next six months. After that period, he promised to return to active public life and take up issues as before.

He also stated that he would continue to fight for people’s concerns. He said several irregularities in the state would be exposed. Nani declared that all efforts would be made by him to face challenges and work to bring Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy back as Chief Minister.

Kodali Nani is known as a firebrand leader of the YSRCP. However, his health issues kept him away from aggressive politics after the coalition government came to power. His supporters feel that the old intensity was missing, though he appears occasionally in public events.

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Continuing in his father’s footsteps, Minister Nara Lokesh has intensified public outreach efforts. On Tuesday, he personally led the Praja Darbar at the TDP headquarters in Mangalagiri, meeting citizens face-to-face to discuss their grievances and ensure quick solutions.

Since early morning, people gathered in large numbers at the venue. Long queues stretched to the main road as hundreds arrived with petitions, hoping for relief. Many expressed confidence that Lokesh’s leadership would address their long-pending issues effectively.

Citizens also praised Lokesh’s efforts to attract investments and support weaker sections. His direct involvement in the Praja Darbar is seen as a reflection of the TDP’s renewed commitment to governance that listens and responds to people’s needs.

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