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Bopparaju Re-elected APRSA President for Sixth Consecutive Term
Bopparaju Venkateswarlu was chosen to lead the Andhra Pradesh Revenue Services Association again.
This is his sixth consecutive term as president.
Chebrolu Krishnamurthy was also chosen as general secretary for a third term.
The association selected its team for the years 2026 to 2029.
The leaders said they would protect the reputation of the Revenue Department.
They also want to solve legitimate problems faced by Revenue employees.
They asked officials to handle land issues fairly and quickly.
They requested promotions for some workers and higher pay for Village Revenue Assistants.
The association also listed several promotions it had helped secure.
Bopparaju Venkateswarlu was unanimously re-elected APRSA president for a sixth term.
Chebrolu Krishnamurthy was unanimously elected general secretary for a third term.
The elections selected the APRSA State executive committee for 2026-29.
The new leadership prioritised employee service issues and transparent handling of land matters.
The association highlighted promotions secured for hundreds of Revenue Department employees.
- Who
- Bopparaju Venkateswarlu, Chebrolu Krishnamurthy and other Andhra Pradesh Revenue Services Association members.
- What
- The association unanimously elected its State executive committee for the 2026-29 term.
- Where
- Revenue Bhavan in Vijayawada.
- When
- At the 18th State Council meeting on Sunday.
- Why
- To select the association’s leadership and address Revenue employees’ service and other legitimate issues.
Key facts
- Association
- Andhra Pradesh Revenue Services Association (APRSA)
- President
- Bopparaju Venkateswarlu, re-elected for a sixth consecutive term
- General secretary
- Chebrolu Krishnamurthy, elected for a third term
- Committee term
- 2026-29
- Other elected officers
- Gottapu Sriramurthy as associate president and RN Dhivakar as treasurer
- Village Revenue Assistants’ demand
- An increase in monthly salary to Rs 21,000
- Promotions highlighted
- Promotions included 58 Special Grade Deputy Collectors, 296 Deputy Tahsildars as Tahsildars and around 250 Deputy Collector promotions between 2022 and 2025-26
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