Archive · 3 Aug 2026
50 Mudiraj Youth Join Congress in Telangana Shift
A group of about 50 young people from the Mudiraj community and former BRS supporters decided to join the Congress party.
They were welcomed at the home of Kadiyam Srihari, a former Deputy Chief Minister of Telangana.
Kadiyam said that many people are now trusting Congress because of its welfare programs that help poor families.
The event was attended by local leaders and party workers.
This move is seen as a setback for the opposition party, BRS, in the Station Ghanpur area.
Around 50 youth and Mudiraj community members from Kondapur village joined Congress.
Induction ceremony held at Kadiyam Srihari’s Hanumakonda residence.
Kadiyam Srihari credited Congress welfare schemes for attracting new members.
Event attended by local leaders, party officials, and village sarpanches.
Shift considered a setback for BRS in the Station Ghanpur constituency.
- Who
- Fifty youth and Mudiraj community members, former BRS activists, and Kadiyam Srihari
- What
- Joined the Indian National Congress party
- When
- Sunday (date not specified)
- Where
- Hanumakonda residence of Kadiyam Srihari, Kondapur village, Station Ghanpur constituency, Telangana
- Why
- Perceived confidence in Congress due to welfare initiatives
- Number of new members
- 50
- Location of induction
- Hanumakonda residence of Kadiyam Srihari
- Political party joined
- Indian National Congress
- Political party previously affiliated
- Bharat Rashtra Samithi
- Key speaker
- Kadiyam Srihari