AP Home Minister Anitha Urges Alliance Leaders to Unite Ahead of Local Body Polls

Andhra Pradesh Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha has urged leaders of the ruling alliance to work in close coordination and prepare effectively for the upcoming urban and local body elections.

At a meeting with alliance leaders from the parliamentary constituency at the TDP office in Vizianagaram, Anitha reviewed election preparedness and discussed the future course of action. She stressed the need to strengthen coordination among the alliance partners and ensure that election-related activities were carried out through a joint strategy.

The minister called on leaders and party workers to work together with a common objective of securing victory in the elections. She emphasised that maintaining unity among the constituent parties would be essential to advancing their electoral plans.

Anitha also highlighted the importance of preserving public trust and meeting people's expectations. She urged alliance leaders and workers to remain committed to their responsibilities and work collectively towards the alliance's success in the forthcoming polls.

In a separate programme held in connection with the Dasara festival, the Home Minister distributed new clothes to police personnel as a festive gesture.

She interacted with the staff, exchanged greetings and extended her best wishes for the festival. Appreciating their dedication and commitment, Anitha acknowledged the efforts of police personnel in protecting the public and maintaining law and order.

The minister conveyed her heartfelt Dasara greetings to all police personnel, including both men and women serving in the department. She recognised their selfless service and commitment to public safety, particularly their role in carrying out duties to ensure the security of citizens.

Through these engagements, Anitha focused on strengthening political coordination ahead of the local body elections while also expressing appreciation for the service and dedication of the police force during the festive season.