Telangana BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Wednesday achieved a milestone of 1000 kms of his ‘Praja Sangram Yatra’ or walkathon in Janggaon district. His Hiking:Which is currently in its third phase, started from the temple town Yadadri on 2nd August.
The Karimnagar MP unveiled a specially made toran at Appireddypalle village in the district in the afternoon celebrating his achievement with party workers at Palbi in Palakurthi mandal. in this stage Hiking:Kumar has covered a distance of 183 km in 15 days so far. In all, he has covered 34 assembly constituencies in 84 days in three phases.
The saffron party is aggressively trying to expand its footprint in Telangana and is positioning itself as the sole challenger to the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi. In the third phase, the constituencies to be covered by the MP are Alair, Bhongir, Nakrekal, Jangaon, Pakkurthi, Thungaturthi, Station Ghanpur, Vardhanapet, Parakal, Warangal in the west and Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri, Nalgonda, Hanumakonda and Munugode in the east, which is defined. To see another high-decibel by-election contest between TRS, BJP and Congress.
According to party sources, Kumar will launch a massive campaign in Munugode, where Union Home Minister Amit Shah is also likely to address a political rally on August 21 and induct new members including sitting MLA Komati Rajagopal Reddy, who quit the Congress. Had broken ties. Because of his differences with state unit chief Revanth Reddy.
The first phase began on August 28 last year at the famous Bhagyalakshmi temple near Charminar in Hyderabad and ended on October 2. He covered 438 kms on foot in a span of 36 days covering nine districts and 19 assembly constituencies.
The second phase was started on April 14, the birth anniversary of Dr BR Ambedkar, the architect of the country’s constitution. The state BJP president covered 383 kms on foot in 31 days covering three parliamentary constituencies and nine assembly constituencies in five districts.
Kumar will finish his third Hiking: On 26 August at Hanumakonda Arts and Science College. A BJP release said they started a foot march to understand the problems of the people of Telangana and “to give them confidence and assurance that the Narendra Modi-led BJP government is there to take care of them”.
Despite his busy schedule, the state BJP chief wrote several letters to the Telangana government, highlighting the issues that had come before him. Hiking:,
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