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Andhra Pradesh VROs Association Unanimously Elects 2026–29 State Committee
Village Revenue Officers in Andhra Pradesh have chosen new leaders for their association.
The election was held in Vijayawada on Friday.
Officers from different districts took part.
Kona Anjaneya Kumar was chosen as president, and M Bapuji as general secretary.
The new leaders took an oath after the election.
Association leaders said they would work for employees’ rights and welfare.
They also said VROs should serve people responsibly and provide services transparently and on time.
APRSA president Bopparaju Venkateswarlu said the government should give VROs the resources and facilities they need.
The Andhra Pradesh Village Revenue Officers Association unanimously elected its state executive committee for the 2026–29 term.
The election took place Friday at Revenue Bhavan in Vijayawada, with VROs from various districts attending.
Kona Anjaneya Kumar (Chanti) was elected state president, and M Bapuji was elected general secretary.
APRSA leaders administered the oath to the newly elected office-bearers.
Association leaders said they would pursue employee welfare while urging transparent, timely public services and adequate support for VROs.
- Who
- Members of the Andhra Pradesh Village Revenue Officers Association elected a new state executive committee.
- What
- The association unanimously elected office-bearers for its 2026–29 term.
- Where
- Revenue Bhavan, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
- When
- Friday; the article does not specify a calendar date.
- Why
- To choose the association’s leadership for the 2026–29 term.
Key facts
- Association
- Andhra Pradesh Village Revenue Officers Association (AP VROs Association)
- Term
- 2026–29
- Election location
- Revenue Bhavan, Vijayawada
- State president
- Kona Anjaneya Kumar (Chanti)
- General secretary
- M Bapuji
- Oath administered by
- Chebrolu Krishnamurthy, APRSA state general secretary and election officer
Quotes
Anjaneya Kumar
President of the AP VROs Association
“Securing employees’ rights is our responsibility, while providing better services to people is our duty.”
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