Congress to go door to door

The extended state Congress executive meeting, held in the presence of party’s new incharge R.C. Kuntia, decided on Sunday to draft an action plan to take on the TRS government on its failures and simultaneously take steps to strengthen the party from the grassroot level.

The four-hour meeting that was preceded by Mr Kuntia holding one-on-one meetings with state Congress leaders revolved round the action plan.

It was decided to hold a major public meeting on the lines of the Sangareddy meet every three months, appoint members to all party committees starting from the polling booths, upwards through the village, mandal, and district levels by the end of September.

Taking up major agitations against the government on all its “failures” periodically and exposing the misdeeds of the government regularly are part of the action plan, according to sources.

The party decided to take the chargesheet prepared against the government to every nook and corner of the state to expose it in public, by undertaking a ‘Gadapa Gadapaku Congress (door to door campaign).

Mr Kuntia met party official spokespersons separately and asked them to get equipped with all facts and figures on major issues to effectively counter the claims of the TRS government. He said they should do their home work properly on crucial matters.

Congress leader K. Jana Reddy suggested that Mr Uttam Kumar Reddy should be continued as PCC chief till the polls.