Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Over 250 YSRCP Workers Join TDP in Rajamahendravaram
More than 250 people from YSRCP joined the Telugu Desam Party.
They joined during a programme in Rajamahendravaram.
The event took place at Lalacheruvu Centre in the city’s first ward.
Kudupudi Sattibabu helped organise the programme.
MLA Adireddy Srinivas welcomed the new members with yellow scarves.
He said people liked the coalition government’s welfare and development work.
Party leaders also praised the TDP’s organisation and discipline.
They said the new members showed confidence in N. Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership.
More than 250 YSRCP leaders and workers joined the Telugu Desam Party in Rajamahendravaram.
The joining programme was held at Lalacheruvu Centre in the city’s first ward.
State Shettibalija Corporation chairman Kudupudi Sattibabu organised the programme.
City MLA Adireddy Srinivas welcomed the new members by presenting them with yellow scarves.
TDP leaders said the switch reflected support for the coalition government’s welfare and development programmes and confidence in N. Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership.
- Who
- More than 250 YSRCP leaders and workers joined the Telugu Desam Party, with the programme led by Kudupudi Sattibabu and attended by Adireddy Srinivas and other TDP leaders.
- What
- YSRCP leaders and workers joined the Telugu Desam Party.
- When
- At a programme whose date was not stated in the article.
- Where
- Lalacheruvu Centre in the first ward of Rajamahendravaram.
- Why
- Speakers said the entrants were impressed by the coalition government’s welfare and development programmes and had confidence in N. Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership.
- New entrants
- More than 250 YSRCP leaders and workers
- Joining party
- Telugu Desam Party
- Location
- Lalacheruvu Centre, Rajamahendravaram’s first ward
- Programme organiser
- Kudupudi Sattibabu, State Shettibalija Corporation chairman
- Welcoming leader
- Adireddy Srinivas, city MLA
- Welcome gesture
- New entrants were presented with yellow scarves
- Stated reason
- Support for the coalition government’s welfare and development programmes