1. Speak positively in public, critique in private: Revanth’s key message to Congress cadre
2. Ditch the banners, connect with the people: Meenakshi’s call to Congress leaders

Metro India News | Hyderabad 

The Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy told leaders and party workers to contribute to the party’s growth and success, lest they have no place. He was speaking in the extended executive meeting of the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) held at Gandhi Bhavan that was attended by AICC new In-charge Meenakshi Natarajan, Cabinet Ministers and AICC secretaries, Several Members of Parliament (MPs), Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), Members of the Legislative Council (MLCs), and District Congress Committee (DCC) among others.

Revanth Reddy reiterated that government programs and party initiatives must be effectively communicated to the people. The Chief Minister directed in-charge ministers to expedite the appointments for vacant corporations, market committees, and nominated positions across all districts by March 10th. He warned that those who underperform will not see their terms renewed.

Revanth Reddy emphasized the need for Congress workers to actively take the government’s success stories to the people. He urged party members to share constructive feedback privately while speaking positively in public forums.  “We must work tirelessly until Rahul Gandhi is made the Prime Minister. Our success in Telangana is just the beginning, and we have a greater responsibility to ensure Congress’ victory at the national level,” he said.

Meenakshi Natarajan confident in Congress’ continued success in TG

AICC’s new in-charge for Telangana, Meenakshi Natarajan, expressed confidence that the Congress-led state government will continue its strong performance over the next four years. She highlighted that wherever Congress holds power, it remains committed to pro-poor and pro-people governance, ensuring the upliftment of marginalized communities socially, economically, and politically. Praising Telangana’s caste census initiative, Natarajan noted that it has garnered nationwide recognition, with social scientists acknowledging its significance.