Lok Sabha Polls: BRS to Hold Constituency Meetings from Jan 3, Chalk Out Plan to 'Win Maximum Seats'

The BRS, which missed a hat-trick by losing the recently held assembly elections, has announced its schedule to hold constituency preparatory meetings ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. To be organised for 17 constituencies from January 3 in Adilabad to Secunderabad and Hyderabad on January 21, it will have a three-day break due to Sankranti.

After Adilabad, the party will move to Karimnagar (January 4), Chevella (January 5), Peddapalli (January 6), Nizamabad (January 7), Zaheerabad (January 8), Khammam (January 9), Warangal (January 10), Mahabubabad (January 11), Bhongir (January 12), Nalgonda (January 16), Nagarkurnool (January 17), Mahabubnagar (January 18), Medak (January 19), Malkajgiri (January 20), Secunderabad and Hyderabad (January 21).

Party’s working president KT Rama Rao; secretary general K Kesava Rao; former assembly speaker Madhusudhana Chary; former ministers Harish Rao, Kadiyam Srihari, Pocharam Srinivas Reddy, Jagadish Reddy, Prashanth Reddy and Niranjan Reddy, will address the constituency-wise review meetings. Lok Sabha members, MLAs under the constituencies, MLCs, zilla parishad chairpersons, mayors, municipal chairmen, and former officials, constituency wise incharges, party district presidents, public representatives and key leaders will be invited.

The preparatory meetings will mainly focus on the implementation of the plan of action for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. The BRS high command will also elicit views and suggestions from prominent leaders so as to to send maximum number of representatives from the pink party to the Lok Sabha.