A big celebration called the “Gulabi Festival” is planned for April 27 in Warangal to mark 25 years of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) party. Leaders from Gadwal district are encouraging a large number of people to attend the event, which will bring together party members and supporters from all over Telangana.
To prepare for the festival, a special meeting was held on Sunday at the BRS party office in Gadwal. This meeting focused on gathering support from young people. Important leaders like Dr. Anjaneyulu Goud, the former Chairman of the Telangana State Sports Authority, and Basu Hanumanthu Naidu, the BRS In-Charge for Gadwal Assembly, were present at the event.
Before the meeting began, party members paid floral tributes to the statue of Telangana Thalli, showing their respect and dedication to the Telangana movement. This act symbolized their continued support for the cause that helped create the state of Telangana.
During the meeting, Dr. Goud and Mr. Naidu encouraged youth leaders and BRS supporters to travel to Warangal in big numbers. They also suggested that BRS flags be raised in every village and ward before the rally to create excitement and unity among the people.
The leaders said it was important for party workers to speak out about the unfulfilled promises made by the current Congress government. They believe the Warangal event is a chance to show the strength and unity of the BRS and urged Gadwal to lead the way in making the event a success.
Several other important people attended the youth meeting, including former Library Chairman Patel Vishnuvardhan Reddy, senior BRS leaders like Nagar Doddi Venkat Ramulu, Chakradhar Rao, A.R. Kishore, D. Shekhar Naidu, and Ravi Prakash Goud.
Youth leaders and party members such as Angadi Baswaraju, Kurava Pallayya, Ramakrishna Mudiraj, Mala Mallikarjun, Sri Ramulu, Satyam, Tirumalesh, Krishna Reddy, Venkat, Muni Mourya, Krishna, Anil, Mala Muni Swamy, Thimmappa, and Surender also took part.
The event had a large turnout of party workers and BRS youth members, showing Gadwal district’s strong commitment to making the party’s 25th anniversary celebration a big success.
