Bharath cycles through Kurnool, urges voters to elect NDA

Industries and Commerce Minister T.G. Bharath Gupta rides a bicycle on the streets of Kurnool seeking support for NDA candidates, in Kurnool on Wednesday.

Industries and Commerce Minister T.G. Bharath Gupta has urged the public to support the TDP-BJP-Jana Sena Party (JSP) alliance as the NDA government alone can develop the Kurnool city.

Seeking a resounding victory for the alliance candidates in the upcoming elections to the Kurnool Municipal Corporation (KMC), which will be held on November 1, Mr. Bharath took out a cycle yatra across Kurnool city. He rode a bicycle through wards 28, 29, and 31, greeting the residents and appealing to them to elect the candidates representing the NDA alliance.

Mr. Bharath highlighted that over the past two years and four months, the alliance government had worked diligently to address public grievances in every ward of Kurnool city. He noted that the administration had earned the appreciation of the public by resolving issues that had remained unaddressed for many years.

He emphasised that to ensure development projects in the city continue at an accelerated pace, it was crucial to elect the alliance candidates in the municipal elections.

As part of his campaign, Mr. Bharath canvassed in support of TDP candidates Danamma (Ward 28), Ramanamma (Ward 29), and Praveen Kumar (Ward 31). He urged the public to vote for the alliance’s mayoral candidate, Bolleddula Vijaya Pratyusha, as well as the candidates for these respective wards.

The Industries Minister said efforts were under way to bring investments worth ₹50,000 crore to Orvakal region and once these investments materialise, thousands of job and employment opportunities would be created.

The Minister emphasised that their goal was to further develop Kurnool city and provide better infrastructure for its residents. He stated that issues related to roads, drainage, drinking water, and electricity poles were being addressed in every ward. Measures were being undertaken to resolve traffic congestion within the city, he said, and urged the public to vote for NDA candidates.