Shadnagar MLA Veerlapalli Shankar expressed complete confidence in the Congress party’s capacity to win the forthcoming parliamentary elections. Shankar spoke strongly about the critical significance of Congress-initiated guarantee schemes in improving the socioeconomic position of the impoverished.
To emphasize the importance of grassroots mobilization, Youth Congress representatives, led by Ande Mohan, unveiled a series of door-to-door campaign posters in partnership with local leaders. The gathering, held on Thursday, was a watershed point in the party’s electoral plan.
“We believe in reaching every doorstep and understanding the pulse of our constituents,” said MLA Veerlapalli Shankar. “Our commitment to the ‘Gadapa Gadapa’ program underscores our dedication to inclusive governance.”
The Congress party’s manifesto offers ambitious social welfare measures, like as the Cheyuta scheme, which promises a Rs. 4,000 pension, and Griha Jyoti, which provides 200 units of free power each month. Furthermore, the party promises free financial help of Rs. 15 lakhs for further education, giving equal possibilities for everybody.
In a fervent call to action, Youth Congress members promised to rigorously document the distribution of government programs, job information, and home demographics throughout their door-to-door canvassing efforts. “We are committed to doing everything possible to win the election,” said State General Secretary Ande Mohan.
Key party members such as Constituency Working President Syed Qadir, Mohammed Ali Khan Babar, Balraj Goud, Mandal Party President Srikanth Reddy, and others attended the ceremony with enthusiasm.
