Archive · 23 Aug 2026
TPCC Chief Promises Soon-to-Come Nominated Posts, Backs Party Workers
Mahesh Kumar Goud leads the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee.
He said the party will soon fill vacant nominated positions.
Most positions, between 70% and 80%, will go to longtime Congress workers.
About 20% will go to newer workers to bring in younger people.
Goud said Congress workers helped the party form the government.
He asked them to explain the government’s welfare programs to the public.
He criticized the BRS and accused it of misusing state resources.
Goud also predicted that Congress would win 100 seats in the next election.
He said the government’s work is appreciated by the people.
TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud said vacant nominated posts will be filled soon.
He said 70–80% of the posts would go to long-serving party workers.
Goud said about 20% of the positions would be given to new workers.
He credited Congress workers with helping the party come to power and urged them to promote government welfare schemes.
Goud criticized the BRS, accusing it of misusing state resources, and predicted Congress would win 100 seats in the next elections.
- Who
- TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud addressed Congress leaders and workers.
- What
- He promised to fill vacant nominated posts soon and outlined how they would be allocated.
- When
- Sunday, according to the report.
- Where
- At the Congress meeting in Nizamabad district headquarters.
- Why
- He said the party needs to recognize longtime workers, bring in younger workers, and improve care in filling posts.
- Speaker
- Mahesh Kumar Goud, TPCC chief
- Nominated posts
- Vacant positions are expected to be filled soon.
- Allocation to longtime workers
- Goud said 70–80% of posts would go to old party workers.
- Allocation to new workers
- About 20% of posts would be given to new workers.
- Election prediction
- Goud claimed Congress would win 100 seats from the state in the next elections.
- Political criticism
- He accused the BRS of looting and misusing state resources.
- Meeting location
- Nizamabad district headquarters