Revanth Reddy reviews Congress strategy as Telangana municipal campaign ends

Hyderabad: The high-intensity campaign for the Telangana municipal elections concluded on Monday, ending weeks of political activity across the state ahead of polling.

With campaigning drawing to a close, the ruling Congress further sharpened its strategy. After completing election tours in eight districts, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy convened an urgent Zoom meeting with Ministers earlier in the day.

During the meeting, Revanth Reddy reviewed the political situation in 116 municipalities and seven municipal corporations. He sought detailed feedback on the party’s grassroots strength across the state. He also asked Ministers about opposition strategies and the mood of voters.

The Chief Minister instructed Ministers to remain alert even after campaigning ended. He asked them to closely monitor developments until polling concluded. He also directed them to immediately resolve dissent and prevent rebel activity.

Telangana municipal elections and Congress preparedness

Revanth Reddy reviewed the role played by Ministers during the campaign. He assessed how effectively they communicated government guarantees and welfare schemes to the public. He stressed the need for coordination with party workers at all levels.

The Chief Minister said the aim was to secure victories in the maximum number of municipalities. He stated that the Telangana municipal elections would serve as a clear measure of the Congress government’s performance.

During the interaction, Revanth Reddy offered suggestions to strengthen coordination. He also sought to boost morale among Congress leaders. He emphasised discipline, unity, and constant voter engagement during the final phase.