District presidents will hold meetings in their areas and check voting percentages, booth-level work, campaign quality, local issues, and alliance conditions. They will send their reports to the state office for future planning. Rajesh Kumar said election results show where the party is weak and where it needs to become stronger. He called this a time for unity and better teamwork.

Earlier, the State Congress Disciplinary Committee expelled seven leaders for anti-party activities. The expelled leaders include Aditya Paswan, Shakeelur Rahman, Raj Kumar Sharma, Raj Kumar Rajan, Kundan Gupta, Kanchana Kumari, and Ravi Golden. These leaders accused Rajesh Ram and Krishna Allawaru of bribery in ticket distribution and demanded Rajesh Ram’s resignation at Sadakat Ashram.

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Upon arrival, the Chief Minister will first participate in the NTR Bharosa Pension distribution at Pedda Karampalli village. This program is aimed at supporting the poor and elderly, and Naidu is expected to personally oversee the distribution process.

From there, he will move directly to Boyinapalli, where he will join officials to inspect the Dobhi Ghat facilities. Later, at 1 PM, Naidu will address a large public gathering at Tallapaka’s Praja Vedika. His speech will highlight welfare measures and the government’s development agenda for the region.

Between 3 and 4 PM, the Chief Minister will conduct a review meeting with TDP leaders, key functionaries, and local party workers of the Rajampet constituency. Wrapping up the day’s schedule, Naidu will depart again by helicopter at 6 PM and return to Undavalli. His visit reflects a mix of welfare focus, governance inspection, and political strategy ahead of upcoming challenges.

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