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TDP Launches Door-to-Door Campaign in Tirupati
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) in Tirupati started a door-to-door campaign to talk to people about the good things the government has done.
They visited every house, told people about welfare programs, and asked if everyone is getting the benefits.
The people were happy and shared their stories.
The leaders also heard about problems in the area and promised to fix them quickly.
This campaign is happening all over the state for 45 days, and many important leaders are helping with it.
TDP launched a 45-day door-to-door campaign in Tirupati to highlight government achievements.
Leaders visited households, explained welfare schemes, and gathered public feedback.
The campaign received a positive response from residents who shared their experiences.
Leaders assured swift action on civic issues raised by the residents.
The campaign aims to reach every household and inform people about the government's fulfillment of election promises.
- Who
- Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leaders and residents of Thimminaidupalem
- What
- Launch of a door-to-door outreach campaign
- Where
- Thimminaidupalem, Tirupati
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To highlight the coalition government's achievements and gather public feedback
TDP's Campaign Initiatives
Public Feedback and Concerns
Campaign Objectives
TDP's Campaign Initiatives
The TDP aims to highlight the coalition government's achievements and welfare schemes.
Public Feedback and Concerns
Residents provided feedback on the effectiveness of these schemes and raised civic issues.
Key facts
- Location
- Thimminaidupalem, Tirupati
- Campaign Duration
- 45 days
- Key Leaders Involved
- JB Srinivas, Panabaka Lakshmi, G Narasimha Yadav
- Campaign Focus
- Welfare schemes and civic issues
- Public Response
- Positive, with beneficiaries sharing experiences
Quotes
JB Srinivas
TDP Tirupati constituency in-charge
“Srinivas said the coalition government had been working with a focus on both welfare and the overall development of the State over the past two years.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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