Telugu Desam Party district presidents

 

 

Polls to elect the district bodies once again highlighted the growing indiscipline in Telugu Desam party. No one wanted to lead the party during the crisis period of 2004-06 except leaders like Jyothula Nehru and Brahmanaiah. Now with an on 2009 Assembly elections, everyone is trying for this coveted post. Party Leadership once again failed to appoint youth and women leaders as district presidents.

 

 

Only 4 are new presidents and all others are incumbents.

 

 

Presidents of the TDP district committees:

 

 

1. Prakasam – Karanam Balarama Krishna Murthy.
 

2. Vizayanagaram – Y. Ramanamurthy.
 

3. Visakhapatnam – B. Satyanarayana Murthy.
 

4. Vizag Urban – Zaheer Ahmed.
 

5. Srikakulam – G. Sivaji (New president).
 

6. Nizamabad – P. Srinivasa Reddy.
 

7. Rangareddy – Mahendra Reddy.
 

8. Medak – M. Hanmantha Rao (New president).
 

9. Mahaboobnagar – P. Ramulu.
 

10. Krishna – A. Brahmanaiah.
 

11. Vijayawada Urban – G. Rammohanarao.
 

12. East Godavari – Jyothula Nehru.
 

13. Karimnagar – L. Ramana. ( Babu should concentrate on this district).
 

14. Adilabad – G. Hanumantharao.
 

15. Nalgonda – S. Goud (New President).
 

16. West Godavari – K. Subbarayudu.
 

17. Anantpur – Hanumantharaya Chowdary.
 

18. Chittoor – N. Amaranath Reddy.
 

19. Guntur – P. Pullarao.
 

20. Nellore – S. Chandramohan Reddy.
 

21. Kadapa – Raghuramireddy (New President).
 

22. Kurnool – B. Rajasekhar Reddy.
 

23. Khammam – T. Nageswararao.
 

24. Warangal – R. Prakashreddy.
 

25. Hyderabad – Election will be held after Mahanadu.

 

 

Chandrababu Naidu should immediately control the growing indiscipline in the Telugu Desam party which was the major differentiating factor from Congress during N.T.Ramarao days. Chandrababu Naidu is still unable to give new direction to the Telugudesam party with clear views on policies like Telangana, Youth and Women in party and Pothireddypadu.

 

 

 

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