3 days ago
Congress Plans Reconstituting OBC Committees Across Narayanpet District
Congress leaders in Narayanpet held a meeting about improving their party organisation.
They want to reorganise committees that represent OBC communities.
These committees will operate in districts, mandals, villages, towns and Assembly constituencies.
Leaders discussed who should be appointed to different committee positions.
They said committed party workers should receive suitable responsibilities.
They also said all sections of society should be represented.
The party plans to collect names of eligible leaders.
Those names will be sent to the Congress high command.
The Narayanpet District Congress Committee met on Saturday at the District Congress Party office.
The meeting discussed reconstituting OBC committees to strengthen the Congress organisation.
Leaders discussed appointing district, mandal and town OBC presidents.
Committees are planned at mandal, village, town and Assembly constituency levels.
The party will seek names of eligible leaders for district and state OBC committees and send them to the high command.
- Who
- The Narayanpet District Congress Committee, DCC President K. Prashanth Kumar Reddy and TPCC Observer Kotla Chandrayya.
- What
- A meeting was held to discuss reconstituting OBC committees and strengthening the Congress party’s organisation.
- Where
- The District Congress Party office, CVR Bhavan, in Narayanpet.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Why
- To strengthen the party from the grassroots level and build stronger connections with OBC communities.
Key facts
- Meeting organiser
- Narayanpet District Congress Committee
- Chairperson
- DCC President K. Prashanth Kumar Reddy
- Chief guest
- TPCC Observer Kotla Chandrayya
- Main issue
- Reconstitution of OBC committees
- Planned appointments
- District OBC Chairman, Mandal OBC Presidents and Town OBC Presidents
- Committee levels
- Mandal, village, town and Assembly constituency levels
- Next step
- Collect eligible leaders’ names for district and state OBC committees and submit them to the party high command









