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Kavali NDA candidate attenda a meeting in 34th ward
Kavali TDP-Janasena-BJP Joint Candidate Kavya Krishna Reddy has called for the expulsion of the current regime in Kavali constituency, stating that a peaceful environment needs to be established.
Kavali TDP-Janasena-BJP Joint Candidate Kavya Krishna Reddy has called for the expulsion of the current regime in Kavali constituency, stating that a peaceful environment needs to be established. In a recent event in the 34th ward of Kavali town, many individuals joined the Telugu Desam Party under the leadership of State Secretary Malishetty Venkateshwarlu. The event began with a special pooja at the local Kalugola Sambhavi Ammavari Devasthanam and was followed by a warm welcome for the new party members with fireworks and flower showers.
Various local leaders, including Kapu leader and YCP member Oosa Venkatarao, as well as NMK Naidu, YCP leader of Ward 28 and 30, joined the gathering to show their support. Additionally, a group of Muslim members from the 35th ward also left the YCP to join the Telugu Desam Party under the guidance of key leaders.
Kavya Krishna Reddy, the joint candidate representing the TDP-Janasena-BJP alliance, expressed concerns about the current state of affairs in Kavali, noting the prevalence of illegal activities and extortion. He emphasized the lack of development in the town over the past five years and highlighted the need for change. Reddy urged the people to vote for him as a dedicated MLA candidate who will work tirelessly for the betterment of Kavali.
The event was attended by several prominent leaders and activists from the Telugu Desam Party, Janasena Party, and BJP, signaling a united front in the upcoming elections.
