In Uppal village, Aija Mandal, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) launched a door-to-door campaign as part of its Maha Sampark Abhiyan to inform the public about the central government’s development schemes. This effort was led by Aija Mandal BJP President Gopal Krishna under the guidance of Palamuru MP DK Aruna and state party directives.
BJP District President Ram Anjaneyulu and Local Bodies Election Convenor S. Ramachandra Reddy were chief guests at the event. They spoke about the major achievements under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, such as the removal of Article 370, the end of Triple Talaq, and the building of the Ram Mandir. Other highlights included the surgical strikes, Operation Sindhur, the COVID-19 vaccine drive, and the distribution of free food grains. Infrastructure improvements like CC roads, drainage, and public toilets were also discussed, along with support for Anganwadi centers, Mudra and Vishwakarma Loans, and farmer welfare programs like PM-KISAN.
The event also addressed the creation of Rythu Vedikas, Vaikuntha Dhamams, and Palle Prakruti Vanams, emphasizing a strong national security stance. Speakers criticized the Congress Party for broken promises and urged voters to choose BJP candidates for ZPTC and MPTC positions in the local elections.
The BJP announced a three-day outreach where party leaders, including booth-level presidents and district leaders, would visit at least 100 homes per booth. The aim is to explain government schemes, reveal Congress’s shortcomings, highlight BRS regime corruption, and rally support for the BJP in upcoming elections.
Active participants included Aija Town President Bhagat Reddy, senior leaders like Pradeep Kumar, Lakshman Goud, Shankar, Veeresh, Boya Narasimhulu, Boya Govindu, Rambabu, and many others.
