AP BJP’s New Chief: Pulivendula Leader Handpicked By Modi’s Strategy!
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has officially appointed Singareddy Ramachandra Reddy as the new president of its Andhra Pradesh unit, as per sources.
The decision comes as part of the BJP’s broader strategy to strengthen its position in the state, with a specific focus on regional and social dynamics.
The party leadership, under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s team, has chosen a leader from the Rayalaseema region to align with the area’s social equations and enhance party support among key communities.
A Strategic Move for Regional Balance
The selection of Singareddy Ramachandra Reddy, a leader from Kadapa district, marks a significant shift for the party as it focuses on regional representation. The BJP has prioritized the Reddy community in its leadership selection, which is expected to help the party consolidate its base in the southern part of Andhra Pradesh. The new leadership is also in line with the party’s ongoing alliance with the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Jana Sena, which will continue to play a crucial role in the state’s political landscape.
Singareddy Ramachandra Reddy: A Long-time Party Worker
Singareddy Ramachandra Reddy, hailing from the Vempalle region near Pulivendula, has deep roots in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and has been an active member since 1978. His long-standing association with the party and his active involvement in social and political issues make him a trusted figure within the BJP. Before being appointed as the state president, Reddy served in several significant roles, including the general secretary of the AP BJP Kisan Morcha in 2017. He also contested the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from Kadapa, further solidifying his political credentials.
Reddy has been a staunch advocate for farmers and rural communities, addressing issues such as fair prices for agricultural products and irrigation facilities. His work in establishing the Rythu Seva Samiti and his efforts in providing free mineral water to Kadapa’s RIMS Hospital for three years are just a few examples of his commitment to social service.
A Leadership Transformation within the BJP
The appointment of Singareddy Ramachandra Reddy is part of a larger effort by the BJP to recognize and elevate leaders who have been with the party from its early days. The move follows the elevation of other long-standing party members, such as Srinivasa Verma’s appointment as a Union Minister, signaling the BJP’s strategy to reward grassroots workers with leadership roles.
While the official announcement from the party is yet to come, the selection of Singareddy Ramachandra Reddy is expected to be a game-changer for the BJP as it prepares for future electoral challenges in Andhra Pradesh.
