Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Ex-MLA Says Village Development Declining Under Congress Rule
Former MLA Anjaiah Yadav said villages are not being maintained well under Congress rule.
He made the comments during a BRS campaign in Nandigama.
The campaign used cards to show what organizers say are pending Congress promises.
The cards were handed out to people from house to house.
Some were also placed at statues of Ambedkar and Gandhi.
Yadav said garbage collection and drainage were causing problems.
He compared this with the earlier Palle Pragathi programme under the BRS government.
He said the campaign will soon reach every village in the constituency.
Former MLA Anjaiah Yadav accused the Congress government of allowing village conditions to deteriorate.
Yadav participated in a BRS-led ‘Congress Pending Cards’ campaign in Nandigama on Sunday.
Campaign workers distributed cards door-to-door and placed them at Ambedkar and Gandhi statues.
Yadav cited difficulties with garbage collection, drainage, and basic cleanliness after inspecting Nandigama.
He said the BRS government’s Palle Pragathi programme had focused on sanitation, greenery, and infrastructure.
- Who
- Former MLA Anjaiah Yadav and BRS campaign participants.
- What
- A ‘Congress Pending Cards’ campaign was held to highlight alleged pending promises and criticize village conditions.
- When
- On Sunday; the campaign is expected to expand in the coming days.
- Where
- Nandigama and other villages in the constituency associated with Shadnagar.
- Why
- Yadav said sanitation, garbage collection, drainage, and basic cleanliness had declined under Congress rule.
- Campaign
- ‘Congress Pending Cards’ campaign
- Organizer
- BRS
- Participant
- Former MLA Anjaiah Yadav
- Location
- Nandigama
- Issues cited
- Garbage collection, drainage, and basic cleanliness
- Earlier programme
- BRS’s Palle Pragathi programme
- Planned expansion
- The campaign will be taken to every village in the constituency