Many who left Congress are returning to it with ‘Mana Intiki Randi - Come Back Home’, says party leader
The Hindu
Congress party offers opps. for growth, ensures development/welfare of all in AP. Leaders from TDP/YSRCP join Congress as they can't enjoy freedom in those parties. Keshapuram MPTC member Chakravarthy Reddy to be given responsibilities to strengthen party in Srikakulam.
Srikakulam district Congress party’s president, Pedada Parameswara Rao, on Thursday, said that Congress is the only party where leaders get opportunities to grow within the party and internal democracy is prevalent. He added that only the Congress ensured the development and welfare of all sections of the people in United Andhra Pradesh.
Speaking to media here, he said that many leaders who had left the party were returning to it with the ‘Mana Intiki Randi - Come Back Home’ programme taken up as per the advice of APCC president Gidugu Rudra Raju and PCC working president P. Rakesh Reddy.
He said that many local leaders, including sarpanches, ZPTC, MPTC members and others of TDP and YSRCP, had joined Congress as they were not able to enjoy freedom in those parties. Mr. Parameswara Rao said that the recently joined leaders like Keshapuram MPTC member Chakravarthy Reddy would be given responsibilities with permission from the high command to strengthen the party in all mandals of Srikakulam district.
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