TDP Leader Muddada Madhu Hails Empowerment of BC Leaders in Party Reshuffle

Telugu Desam Party (TDP) senior leader and Uttarandhra Backward Classes Association President Muddada Madhu has praised the party's high command for its recent organizational reshuffle, which allocated several key positions to leaders from the Backward Classes (BC) community in the North Andhra region. Madhu specifically highlighted the appointment of Minister for IT and Education Nara Lokesh as the TDP Working President, stating that this move strengthens the party. He credited Lokesh with becoming an icon among youth and women following his pre-2024 election Yuvagalam padayatra. Furthermore, Madhu commended the elevation of Gantyada Sridevi to the politbureau and the appointments of Karrothu Narasinga Rao and Suvvada Vanajakshi as State secretaries. He noted that over 25 significant posts were assigned to North Andhra leaders, signaling the party's continued support for backward classes. Madhu expressed optimism that this strategy would bolster the TDP's presence in Vizianagaram and Srikakulam districts and hoped for further opportunities for BC leaders in upcoming local body elections.