Congress candidates will submit papers in the midst of large demonstrations as a show of strength
The governing Congress intends to transform the nomination filings of its candidates into large-scale public gatherings in an effort to demonstrate its power. Head of State
In an effort to raise the spirits of the party’s grassroots members, a Revanth Reddy is anticipated to attend most of these open gatherings.
Despite the fact that the ECI is anticipated to release the poll notice on Thursday, all of the main parties’ campaigns for the Lok Sabha election are proceeding more slowly at the moment of this action.
AICC general secretary KC Venugopal instructed the party leaders to plan their campaigns on a large scale, from filing nominations for candidates to having significant public rallies by the national leaders, during a recent coordination meeting with running candidates and constituency in-charges.
Revanth Reddy will participate in mobile events
Sources claim that when Neelam Madhu submits his nomination papers in the Medak Lok Sabha seat on Thursday, the chief minister would go with him. Similar demonstrations would be attended by Revanth throughout the nomination filing process for P Balaram Naik, Kadiyam Kavya, Ch Vamshi Chand Reddy, Ch Kiran Kumar Reddy, and other candidates.
The party’s Bhongir candidate, Kiran Kumar Reddy, told TNIE that more than a lakh people will attend the rally prior to his filing his nomination papers. “A number of prominent figures, including CM A Revanth Reddy, Minister of Roads and Buildings Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, and Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy, will be attending this rally,” he said.
“People are determined to turn out in large numbers, so my election would be ‘declared’ on the nomination day itself,” he stated.
The party intends to demonstrate its power in the areas of Secunderabad and Karimnagar, where it anticipates fierce competition.
Revanth is reportedly planning to visit Kerala concurrently in order to support Rahul Gandhi, the Congress candidate running from the Wayanad sector.
