Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Lokesh Calls for NDA Victory in Upcoming Local Elections
Nara Lokesh spoke to party workers in Narasaraopet.
He asked them to work hard for the upcoming local body elections.
He said the elections may happen within a month.
He wants alliance candidates to win by large majorities.
He told workers to visit every household and speak with voters.
Lokesh said the current alliance should continue into the next general election.
He also praised the work of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
Lokesh said the government approved 33 percent reservation for backward classes, but claimed the YSR Congress Party was challenging the decision in court.
Nara Lokesh urged party workers to secure a landslide victory for NDA candidates in the upcoming local body elections.
Lokesh said the elections were likely to be held within a month and called for an intensive door-to-door campaign.
He predicted that the Telugu Desam Party, Bharatiya Janata Party and Jana Sena Party alliance would continue and win the next general election.
Lokesh praised the development efforts of Narendra Modi and N. Chandrababu Naidu and said the Centre was supporting State welfare programmes.
He said the coalition government had approved 33 percent reservation for backward classes and accused the YSR Congress Party of trying to block it in court.
- Who
- Minister Nara Lokesh, party workers, NDA candidates and the coalition parties.
- What
- Lokesh urged party cadre to campaign for a landslide NDA victory in the upcoming local body elections.
- When
- The meeting was held on Wednesday; Lokesh said the elections were likely within a month.
- Where
- Narasaraopet, at the Narasaraopet Assembly Constituency Atmeeya Samavesam.
- Why
- To organize the party campaign, support alliance candidates and promote the coalition government’s policies.
- Speaker
- Minister Nara Lokesh
- Meeting
- Narasaraopet Assembly Constituency Atmeeya Samavesam
- Election timing
- Local body elections were described as likely within a month.
- Alliance
- The Telugu Desam Party, Bharatiya Janata Party and Jana Sena Party alliance
- Campaign instruction
- Workers were told to reach every household and complete door-to-door campaigning.
- Reservation decision
- The coalition government approved 33 percent reservation for backward classes.
- Political allegation
- Lokesh accused the YSR Congress Party of trying to block the reservation decision through the courts.