Adilabad DCC Chief Orders Local Units to Prioritize SIR and Strengthening Committees
Adilabad DCC President Naresh Jadhav has instructed local units to finalize committee formations and prioritize the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of 2026 electoral rolls. The initiative aims to strengthen the party's grassroots organization and safeguard the votes of its supporters ahead of future elections.
Highlights
- •Naresh Jadhav directed mandal and town committees to complete their formation within one week.
- •The DCC is focusing on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of 2026 electoral rolls to protect party votes.
- •Congress leadership emphasized organizational growth based on the ideology of Sarvodaya.
- •Local leaders criticized BRS's political campaigns while highlighting the current government's crop procurement achievements.
The Adilabad District Congress Committee (DCC) has officially initiated a strategic push to bolster its organizational presence at the local level. Naresh Jadhav, the president of the Adilabad DCC, conducted a meeting this past Monday where he distributed formal appointment orders to various mandal and town committee leaders. During this session, he issued a clear mandate for these newly appointed officials to finalize the composition of their respective committees within the next seven days.
Focusing on Electoral Preparedness and Organization
A primary objective discussed during the proceedings was the party’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its grassroots foundation through the Sanghatan Srijan Abhiyan initiative. Naresh Jadhav emphasized that the structural formation of these committees must adhere strictly to the principles of social justice, ensuring that dedicated party workers are given priority in leadership roles. The overarching goal, according to party leadership, is to align all organizational activities with the ideology of Sarvodaya.
Furthermore, the Adilabad DCC has directed its local units to prioritize the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the 2026 electoral rolls. This focus on the SIR process is intended to ensure that the votes of all party supporters are safeguarded and correctly registered. By concentrating on this intensive revision, the local leadership aims to solidify the party’s voting base ahead of future electoral challenges.
Political Discourse and Local Governance
The meeting also featured critical commentary regarding the current political landscape in Telangana. Naresh Jadhav openly criticized the BRS working president, K.T. Rama Rao, alleging that recent public outreach programs, described as efforts to console bereaved farming families, are merely political campaigns. In contrast, Jadhav reaffirmed the state government's commitment to the welfare of the agricultural community. He asserted that under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the government has successfully fulfilled its promises regarding crop procurement.
The event was attended by several notable figures within the local political sphere, including Adilabad Market Committee chairman Srikant Reddy, former DCC president Sajid Khan, former TPCC general secretary Gandrath Sujatha, as well as former Market Committee chairman Sanjeev Reddy and former DCC president Damodhar Reddy. These leaders collectively signaled their commitment to executing the party’s directives to improve regional organizational efficiency and maintain focus on the upcoming SIR of electoral rolls.
