The Congress party in Telangana is still working on finalizing candidates for key segments like Khammam, Warangal, and Karimnagar by the end of March. Despite meetings and discussions involving top leaders like Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, the party has not reached a consensus yet.
Aspirants have been lobbying in Delhi to push for their names to be considered by the party high command. The AICC secretaries for Telangana have been having detailed discussions about the candidates to be finalized. Khammam and Karimnagar have proven to be tough choices, with multiple contenders vying for the nominations.
In Warangal, the party is struggling to choose between D Sambaiah and sitting MP P Dayakar for the SC reserved seat. The Congress is aiming to win 14 seats in the upcoming elections and will discuss strategies at an executive committee meeting led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on March 29.
The meeting will focus on engaging national leaders, mobilizing party workers, and financial resources to secure a mandate. The party hopes to replicate the success of the Assembly polls by turning public support into electoral victories.
