Archive · 26 Sep 2026
Aadi Srinivas Reviews Arrangements for Revanth Reddy’s Sircilla Visit
Aadi Srinivas checked preparations for the Chief Minister’s planned visit to Sircilla.
The visit is expected to include a public meeting on September 30.
Police and other officials joined him during the inspection.
They looked at security plans around the meeting place.
They also discussed how to manage traffic and parking.
Srinivas visited two important road junctions.
He asked officials to keep the Chief Minister’s convoy moving safely.
He also wanted basic facilities for people attending the meeting.
The officials were told to work together so the programme runs smoothly.
Aadi Srinivas inspected arrangements for Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposed September 30 public meeting in Sircilla.
Superintendent of Police Mahesh B. Geethe accompanied Srinivas during the inspection.
Officials reviewed security measures, traffic management and parking near the meeting venue.
Srinivas inspected Ambedkar Chowrastha and Chandrampet Chowrastha for convoy movement and traffic control.
He called for coordinated planning, public facilities and sufficient parking ahead of the expected large gathering.
- Who
- Government Whip and Vemulawada MLA Aadi Srinivas, accompanied by Superintendent of Police Mahesh B. Geethe.
- What
- Inspected arrangements for Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposed public meeting and visit.
- When
- Friday; the proposed public meeting is scheduled for September 30.
- Where
- Sircilla, including the meeting venue and Ambedkar Chowrastha and Chandrampet Chowrastha.
- Why
- To prepare for an expected large gathering and ensure security, traffic control, parking and public facilities.
- Event
- Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposed public meeting
- Date
- September 30
- Location
- Sircilla
- Inspection led by
- Aadi Srinivas, Government Whip and Vemulawada MLA
- Police official present
- Superintendent of Police Mahesh B. Geethe
- Main preparations
- Security, traffic management, parking and basic public facilities