Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Congress Wins Unopposed in Alampur Constituency
In the Alampur area, many leaders from the Congress Party won their elections without any competition.
This happened because people liked the good work the government has been doing, like giving free houses, electricity, and other help.
A former leader, Dr. Sampath Kumar, said that the government has been doing a lot of good things for the people, like building roads and schools.
He also warned people not to believe false promises from other politicians.
He promised to keep working for the people's welfare, just like he did when he was a leader before.
Many other important people were also at the event to support these new leaders.
Congress Party candidates won unopposed in several villages of Alampur constituency.
Dr. S.A. Sampath Kumar attributed the victories to the trust gained from welfare and development schemes.
The administration has implemented various welfare initiatives, including housing, electricity, and gas subsidies.
Development works such as BT roads, government schools, and Anganwadi buildings are progressing in the constituency.
Dr. Sampath Kumar warned against trusting deceptive promises from BRS MLAs and MLCs.
- Who
- Congress Party candidates in Alampur constituency
- What
- Were elected unopposed to various local body positions
- When
- Recent local body elections
- Where
- Alampur constituency, Gadwal, Telangana, India
- Why
- Due to the administration's welfare and development schemes gaining public trust
- Alampur Constituency
- Gadwal, Telangana, India
- Unopposed Winners
- TT Sarpanches of Gudidoddi, Rajapuram, Kurvapally, Jadadoddi, Kistapuram, and TT Doddi Deputy Sarpanch
- Dr. S.A. Sampath Kumar
- AICC Secretary, Former Alampur MLA
- Welfare Schemes
- Indiramma housing, free electricity, gas subsidies, Rythu Bima, Rythu Bharosa, free bus travel, ration cards
- Development Works
- BT road construction, government school funds, CC roads, Anganwadi buildings, Gram Panchayat buildings
- Educational Contributions
- Degree college, seven residential schools, BC hostel