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Srihari promises completion of Devadula

By Our Staff Reporter

STATION GHANPUR (WARANGAL DT.) MARCH 22. The senior TDP leader and two-time MLA, K. Srihari, has urged the party cadre to work for his success in the ensuing Assembly election and help him retain the seat.

Addressing a one-day training programme for booth-level party leaders and local body public representatives, Mr. Srihari said he had repaid his debt to voters by developing all the mandals. He promised completion of the Devadula project to ensure irrigation and drinking water to every village if re-elected.

The TDP district unit president, Errabelli Dayakar Rao, urged the party workers to meet every voter every day till polling time and convince them to vote for the party. He directed them to form committees so that each member could cover 100 voters in his respective area.

The cadre were given kits comprising hats, flags, literature and a booklet on the TRS president, K. Chandrasekhar Rao, pointing out how he kept changing his stand on issues.

The former MP, Chada Suresh Reddy, the party general secretary, K. Kishan Prasad, and others were present.

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