Rajesh Varma takes charge as BJP Vizianagaram district president
The Hindu
U. Rajesh Varma appointed BJP Vizianagaram president, vows to develop party and highlight government schemes for local elections.
U. Rajesh Varma took charge as the new president of BJP’s Vizianagaram district wing, on Tuesday, January 21, in the presence of the party’s MLA N. Eswara Rao, State treasurer M. Nagendra and returning officer P. Venugopalam.
Mr. Varma vowed to develop the party across all mandals of Vizianagaram and urged the party leaders and activists to highlight Union government schemes “that also benefit common people in remote areas” to strengthen BJP and win big in the next local body elections.
BJP senior leaders Kotagiri Narayana Rao, Kusumanchi Subbarao, Bavireddi Shivaprasad Reddy, Lakshminarasimham, Imandi Sudheer and others were present.
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