The Samajwadi Party is working to grow its influence in the southern states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The party is taking steps to strengthen its leadership and expand its presence in these regions. Recent appointments reflect the party’s focus on inclusive growth and social activism.
Danduboina Nitya Kalyan Yadav, a well-known leader and social activist, has been appointed as the National Secretary and In-Charge for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Yadav is recognized for his efforts at the grassroots level and his work to support marginalized communities. His new role is expected to bring fresh energy to the party’s outreach efforts in these states.
In addition to Yadav’s appointment, the party has assigned key positions to other leaders. Shri B. Jagadeesh Yadav and Madire Narsing Rao have been given important roles. Notably, Madire Narsing Rao has been made the President of the SC/ST Cell of the Samajwadi Party in Telangana. This decision reflects the party’s commitment to addressing the issues of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the state.
These leadership changes show the Samajwadi Party’s strategy to build a strong and diverse team. By doing so, the party aims to tackle the unique social and political challenges of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Party leaders hope these efforts will lead to more political engagement and progress in the region.
